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H.R. 3824, The Relocation Empowerment and Placement Assistance for Iraqi Refugees Act of 2007

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AJ

That would be so useful for the Iraqi interpreters who risked their life to support the mission against the terror there, i am a special immigrant and we are really in need to an urgent aid from the Government and forward to have this bill approved as a law soon.

AJ

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I’ve been thinking for months about starting this blog, but one of the things that really got me moving was a recent comment on a bill that increased the number of Iraqi and Afghani translators and interpreters allowed into the United States. Our se...

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