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February 6, 2020
The petition has now crossed the threshold of one hundred signatures. This level of interest reflects the community impact Justus has made during his time in Frederick.
Reached 250 supporters
February 5, 2020
February 5, 2020
The momentum behind this petition highlights how much Justus has impacted our community. This collective movement demonstrates clearly that he belongs here with his friends.
Reached 100 supporters
February 5, 2020
February 4, 2020
The campaign is gaining significant momentum as we approach one hundred signatures. Please use your personal networks to help us reach this important benchmark today.
143 Comments
As there are only a few months left until graduation, let Justus stay so he can enjoy prom and graduation with his classmates.
Let Justus stay, he’s gonna miss all the good things about high school and the American summer
He was already staying for such a short time. Making it shorter not only hurts him but all the people he’s bonded with. Let Justus stay
I’m a friend of Justus from Finland. I’ve never seen him having as much fun as he has while being in America. I just hope he could finish his exchange year as a whole without it being cut short.
I would like Justus to stay he has become such a big part of my life and I don’t want to lose him earlier than I have to. I believe he will benefit from staying in America for his remaining amount of time
Justice!!
Freejustice
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Updates
February 6, 2020
The petition has now crossed the threshold of one hundred signatures. This level of interest reflects the community impact Justus has made during his time in Frederick.
Reached 250 supporters
February 5, 2020
February 5, 2020
The momentum behind this petition highlights how much Justus has impacted our community. This collective movement demonstrates clearly that he belongs here with his friends.
Reached 100 supporters
February 5, 2020
February 4, 2020
The campaign is gaining significant momentum as we approach one hundred signatures. Please use your personal networks to help us reach this important benchmark today.
143 Comments
Justis should be able to finish his senior year, uninterrupted. Nobody should be expected to act like perfect little “robots”. He IS human, after all.
As there are only a few months left until graduation, let Justus stay so he can enjoy prom and graduation with his classmates.
Let Justus stay, he’s gonna miss all the good things about high school and the American summer
He was already staying for such a short time. Making it shorter not only hurts him but all the people he’s bonded with. Let Justus stay
I’m a friend of Justus from Finland. I’ve never seen him having as much fun as he has while being in America. I just hope he could finish his exchange year as a whole without it being cut short.
I would like Justus to stay he has become such a big part of my life and I don’t want to lose him earlier than I have to. I believe he will benefit from staying in America for his remaining amount of time
Justice!!
Freejustice
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Justis should be able to finish his senior year, uninterrupted. Nobody should be expected to act like perfect little “robots”. He IS human, after all.