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[Title] => Mark Jimenez’s prison term extended briefly by snafu
[Summary] => WASHINGTON — Former Manila congressman Mark Jimenez finally completed his prison sentence at a US federal facility in Pennsylvania on Wednesday but could not be released after immigration officers failed to show up to arrange his deportation, a prison spokesman said.
Jimenez, sentenced to two years for electoral fraud and tax evasion by a US district court in 2003, is currently at the Allenwood Federal Correctional Institution.
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[Title] => US to deport 100 more Filipinos
[Summary] => WASHINGTON – Between 80 and 100 Filipinos will be deported within the next few days for illegally staying in the United States, and many of them will be shackled as they are flown home aboard a Boeing 737 jet chartered by the US Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
This was disclosed by Ambassador to Washington Albert del Rosario at a news conference here Monday.
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This was disclosed by Ambassador to Washington Albert del Rosario at a news conference here Monday.
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