Please grant this young man the chance to live in our country.
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colby kilzer
9 years ago
Dayo is a good, kind, and trust worthy person.
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Matthew McCoy
9 years ago
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I implore for justice and asylum for Dayo. He has been an upstanding member of our community and our church for some time. Certainly long enough to demonstrate his character; he is thoughtful, compassionate, driven and honorable. He is surrounded by people who care about him and his well-being because of the person that he is. To send Dayo back to Nigeria would be to deliver him to Boko Haram. No human should suffer death for who they are. Please release Dayo to his community so that we can support him through this process. Thank you.
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Jon Myrmidon
9 years ago
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I hope Dayo gets the chance at liberty that he can not get in his home country. Every Man and every Woman has the inalienable right to be who they are. If sent back to his country I fear that we, as a nation who prides itself on liberty and justice, are sending an innocent and beloved man to his death. Please let him be granted asylum.
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Val
9 years ago
Best of luck Dayo. Your story has reached me.
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Mike Rogers
9 years ago
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Dayo exemplifies everything we would want in an immigrant to our great country. He is loyal, caring, responsible, and wishes to make a positive contribution to our society at large. Granting him asylum will demonstrate that the words upon the Statue of Liberty aren't just empty platitudes, but a guiding principle.
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Jon Sewell
9 years ago
Thank you.
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Jenna Frazzini
9 years ago
Please consider granting asylum to Temidayo Arowosegbe. Give him this opportunity that he will surely thrive from.
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Sydney Fenstermaker
9 years ago
Best of luck!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
You deserve to be safe and welcome in your home. May you have peace soon!
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Michael Lyle Whiteley
9 years ago
Please consider granting this young man the chance for a life and freedom to remain in America !!
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JON Takacs
9 years ago
Too often does America and this administration turn away those in need.
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Danica jade
9 years ago
Let him seek refuge here
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Mia Olin
9 years ago
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No one should be deported back to a country that persecutes LGBTQ people. His fear of persecution justifies granting asylum.
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Bobby Creech
9 years ago
Please allow Dayo to stay in the US!
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Ainsley Meyer
9 years ago
Keep my LGBT brothers and sisters safe
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Kayleigh Smith
9 years ago
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Considering the lethal treatment of members of the LGBT community in Nigeria it would be a death sentence to force this member of our community to leave the safe-haven he has in America. It is our responsibility as Americans to uphold the rights to life and liberty of those in certain need. Please grant him asylum.
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Anthony Carbone
9 years ago
Please
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Matthew Dickisson
9 years ago
Please do not sentence this kind young man to death by deporting him. We are a nation that prides ourselves on diversity and protecting those who cannot protect themselves. Please do the right thing. Do not allow this individual to die needlessly.
America needs this man.
Please grant this young man the chance to live in our country.
Dayo is a good, kind, and trust worthy person.
I implore for justice and asylum for Dayo. He has been an upstanding member of our community and our church for some time. Certainly long enough to demonstrate his character; he is thoughtful, compassionate, driven and honorable. He is surrounded by people who care about him and his well-being because of the person that he is. To send Dayo back to Nigeria would be to deliver him to Boko Haram. No human should suffer death for who they are. Please release Dayo to his community so that we can support him through this process. Thank you.
I hope Dayo gets the chance at liberty that he can not get in his home country. Every Man and every Woman has the inalienable right to be who they are. If sent back to his country I fear that we, as a nation who prides itself on liberty and justice, are sending an innocent and beloved man to his death. Please let him be granted asylum.
Best of luck Dayo. Your story has reached me.
Dayo exemplifies everything we would want in an immigrant to our great country. He is loyal, caring, responsible, and wishes to make a positive contribution to our society at large. Granting him asylum will demonstrate that the words upon the Statue of Liberty aren't just empty platitudes, but a guiding principle.
Thank you.
Please consider granting asylum to Temidayo Arowosegbe. Give him this opportunity that he will surely thrive from.
Best of luck!!!
You deserve to be safe and welcome in your home. May you have peace soon!
Please consider granting this young man the chance for a life and freedom to remain in America !!
Too often does America and this administration turn away those in need.
Let him seek refuge here
No one should be deported back to a country that persecutes LGBTQ people. His fear of persecution justifies granting asylum.
Please allow Dayo to stay in the US!
Keep my LGBT brothers and sisters safe
Considering the lethal treatment of members of the LGBT community in Nigeria it would be a death sentence to force this member of our community to leave the safe-haven he has in America. It is our responsibility as Americans to uphold the rights to life and liberty of those in certain need. Please grant him asylum.
Please
Please do not sentence this kind young man to death by deporting him. We are a nation that prides ourselves on diversity and protecting those who cannot protect themselves. Please do the right thing. Do not allow this individual to die needlessly.