Jose Figueroa: Refugee Claim

Immigration Officials Dept: The final destination is Ottawa, where they hope to present a 1,300-name petition to politicians and gain a reversal on a deportation order handed down to him last May, according to CTV. The Immigration and Refugee Board argued he's a threat to national security because he admitted to membership in a rebel group, the FMLN, during a civil war in the 1980s and jose Figueroa and his 12-year-old son depart from Vancouver Friday on a cross-Canada bus tour, aiming to raise awareness about flaws in immigration law. The father of three, who's lived in Langley, B.C. for more than 13 years, was devastated after immigration officials suddenly reviewed his pending refugee claim and declared he was inadmissable. As reported in the news.
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