Exclusive: In his first interview,Chong Kim describes the crushing prospect of being deported to South Korea, a country he hasn’t lived in since the age of five
Chong Kim gathered paperwork demonstrating his recent accomplishments and headed to a federal building in Portland to meet an immigration officer. It was 5 April, or the 41-year-mature housekeeper thought he was heading to a routine check-in.
The officer,however, wasn’t interested in his achievements. The Oregon man quickly learned he was facing possible deportation to his native South Korea, and a country he left at five years mature. It’s hard to assume a more clear example of someone being a part of a country than putting their life on the line Related: Lawsuit claims US has threatened and misled immigrants seeking asylum Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com