On July 11, ICE arrested Moussa Diawara, an illegal alien from Mali with a final order of removal from a judge.

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On July 11, ICE arrested Moussa Diawara, an illegal alien from Mali with a final order of removal from a judge. On February 2, 2012, an immigration judge ordered Diawara removed from the United States. Diawara, who is married to a woman he shares 2 children with, oddly claimed he would be persecuted for homosexuality if returned home to Mali, and requested a withholding of removal from his home country. On July 30, he was removed from the United States to a country that provided diplomatic assurances for his safety.

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On July 11, ICE arrested Moussa Diawara, an illegal alien from Mali with a final order of removal from a judge. On February 2, 2012, an immigration judge ordered Diawara removed from the United States. Diawara, who is married to a woman he shares 2 children with, oddly claimed he would be persecuted for homosexuality if returned home to Mali, and requested a withholding of removal from his home country. On July 30, he was removed from the United States to a country that provided diplomatic assurances for his safety.

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