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Chicago Public Radio: Chicago's New Asylum Seekers Print E-mail
Monday, 14 May 2007

"Every year, people from all over the world land at O'Hare airport seeking asylum. Many come with fake documents, fleeing persecution in their home countries. Over the past year, a new group of asylum seekers has arrived here: Tibetans. When they touched down, they were sent where others who ask for asylum at airports often go: to jail, while the government figures out who they are and whether they can stay."

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