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Melyssa 2022-03-27 09:01:23
How Far You'd Go For A Status
【This article is written to be handed as final paper for my elective course: American Immigration Culture. If you are reading for the same purpose, I strongly suggest you DO NOT copy crz all the following words are written by myself.]
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Andreanne 2022-03-24 08:01:05
Southwest of the border, they make sacrifices on their way to the Statue of Liberty
Is it the urge to turn into a butterfly, or the dream of a phoenix nirvana? Is it the outbreak of grievances against the status quo, or the desire for freedom of belief... For a long time, groups of people who pursue an ideal life have pinned their hopes of rebirth on emigrating overseas. The...
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Roel 2022-03-26 09:01:15
There are indeed flaws in the plot and some places are contrived, but when I watch it seriously, I am basically moved.
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Eliane 2022-03-30 09:01:11
Some people betray their dignity, some betray their beliefs, some have no conscience, and some sacrifice their lives, all just to become citizens of the "great country". "The Islamic world, which has no right to speak, must express its voice in an extreme way. I don't support their behavior, but I understand them." PS The beginning and development are good, I think the screenwriter can't stop it, and the ending is a bit mediocre. .
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Special Agent Ludwig: Which is something the adjudicator who handled your case would have to have been aware of and yet he approved you for an EB-1. Miss Shepard we'd like you to tell us about your relationship with center adjudications officer Cole Frankel?
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[in order to convince the immigration adjudicator that he is entitled to receive Green Card, Gavin is requested to demonstrate his familiarity with the Jewish religion by reciting "Kaddish" prayer - a Jewish prayer, most of it Aramic. Since the atheist Gavin has little knowledge of Jewish religion, he recites instead a mishmash of prayers, blessings, hymns and non-religious songs in Hebrew]
Gavin Kossef: Baruch ata, Adonay, melech haolam...
[= Blessed are you, Lord, King of the universe]
Gavin Kossef: Hevenu shalom alechem...
[= We brought you peace]
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[= Who creates the fruit of the vine]
Gavin Kossef: Vetzivanu lehadlik ner shel shabat...
[= And commanded us to light a candle of Sabbath]
Gavin Kossef: Melech haolam...
[= King of the universe]
Gavin Kossef: Hevenu shalom alechem...
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[= Eternal Master, who reigned supreme]
Gavin Kossef: A-a-a-men.
