+ Follow LUISITO LOPEZ Tag
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[Summary] => Umaabot sa P1 milyong halaga ng ari-arian ang nalimas matapos looban ng mga ‘di-kilalang lalaki ang isang departamento ng Olongapo City Hall kahapon ng madaling-araw.
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[Title] => ‘US immigration laws not as strict as they seem’
[Summary] => US immigration laws are not as strict as they seem despite the recent spectacle of having 60 Filipinos handcuffed and deported back to their homeland, a Filipino-American immigration lawyer said yesterday.
California-based lawyer Luisito Lopez said the 60 Filipino deportees were overstaying aliens facing various offenses and who refused to undergo immigration and court proceedings.
"The US immigration laws are just and kind," Lopez told reporters during the weekly Balitaan sa Rembrandt Hotel in Quezon City.
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California-based lawyer Luisito Lopez said the 60 Filipino deportees were overstaying aliens facing various offenses and who refused to undergo immigration and court proceedings.
"The US immigration laws are just and kind," Lopez told reporters during the weekly Balitaan sa Rembrandt Hotel in Quezon City.
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