Then its
tracking whereabouts disappeared until October 4, where, once again,
the Postal Service assured the sender that it was ``on its way.''
On October 6, the day after the deadline, this certified application,
which was sent on September 14, arrived, and the application for this
24-year-old man was rejected by our government. He wasn't alone. We know of at least 33 other cases just like this. Congressman Luis Gutierrez, of my State of Illinois, told the story of
another application renewal sent on September 13 for an October 5
deadline. It arrived on October 6, as well. Another sent their
paperwork on September 21. It wasn't received until October 9. What
Congressman Gutierrez said is very obvious: Because somebody else did
not do their job correctly, we are taking innocent young immigrants and
making them deportable. That is unacceptable, Congressman Gutierrez
said. What does the U.S.
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