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03-07-2009, 02:18 PM #1
State Island Ferry crash widow fights green card denial
State Island Ferry crash widow fights green card denial
Posted 2 Minutes ago MAHWAH, New Jersey (AP) — A northern New Jersey widow's fight to get permanent residency status after the death of her husband could have a big impact on similar cases around the U.S.
Mahwah resident Osserritta Robinson is an immigrant from Jamaica whose husband, a U.S. citizen, died in the 2003 Staten Island Ferry crash.
Immigration officials denied her green card application because the couple had been married eight months instead of the required two years.
An appeals court upheld the decision, but Robinson's attorney tells The Record of Bergen County that he is petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court.
An advocacy group, Surviving Spouses Against Deportation, says 170 widows and widowers face deportation because their citizen spouses died before two years of marriage.
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