[Boston.com] Officials released President B.O.'s uncle from Plymouth County jail yesterday after holding him for more than two weeks on an immigration detainer for violating an order to return to his native Kenya in 1992.
US officials refused to disclose any other information about Onyango Obama, who remained in the United States undetected until Framingham police locked away him Aug. 24 on drunken driving and other charges.
Yesterday, federal immigration officials refused to say whether the 67-year-old Framingham resident posted bond, whether they are keeping track of his whereabouts, or even whether they are still seeking his deportation, raising questions about public accountability in the case. Forget it, Jake. It's...Massachusetts.
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Obama has lived here for almost 50 years, since he was a young man under the limited supervision of the presidents late father.
I should say the supervision was limited, being supervised by a dead guy
Says alot about who's supervising the supervisors
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This guy's sister was given 'asylum' by a Boston immigration judge last year, after her illegal status became known when the big Zero was elected in 2008.
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Thank you for your address to a Joint Session of the Congress last night, and for presenting your ideas. We believe creating long-term, sustainable jobs must be the top priority for elected leaders of both parties, and it is our desire to work with you to find common ground on steps that can be taken to allow our economy to grow and to create those jobs. While we have a different vision in terms of what is needed to boost private-sector job creation in our country, we believe your ideas merit consideration by the Congress, and believe the American people expect them to be given such consideration.
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Disgraced ex-Mass House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi was lambasted today for betraying hard-working constituents by a federal judge who sentenced him to eight years in prison and ordered him to report to jail Nov. 16.
U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf added DiMasi let voters down in a time when the state was slashing the budget taking money away from the elderly and from scholarships -- all while the House leader was accepting $65,000 in bribes.
The judge sent DiMasi away for eight years and ordered him to repay the Commonwealth the $65,000 he was convicted of accepting in bribes. Wolf also sentenced co-defendant Richard McDonough, a prominent State House lobbyist, to seven years in prison for his role in the scheme.
The president of the Chicago Teachers Union says Mayor Rahm Emanuel "exploded" at her during a debate over a longer school day, pointing his finger in her face and cursing.
So sad. They used to be BFFs, back in the day.
CTU President made the allegations in a Friday morning press release detailing a complaint filed by the union to the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board over the ongoing battle between the union and City Hall.
"A couple of weeks ago I sat down with the mayor in his office to talk about how to roll out a longer school year and what components would go into making it a better school year for our students but he did not want to have that conversation," said Lewis. "When I explained to him that a longer school day should not be used for warehousing or babysitting our youth he exploded, used profanity, pointed his finger in my face and yelled. At that point the conversation was over -- soon thereafter we found ourselves subject to a full-scale propaganda war over a moot point."
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Donk on Donk
Shortest school day and year with the highest pay of big city school districts in the nation. More than half of the 'victims' drop out those that don't find they are not prepared to work at the car wash. Yeah, that's edumacation!
CTU has zero support from the residents of Chicago, just suicidal union hacks...just like the Wal-Mart flap
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[Boston.com] Officials released 
Disgraced ex-Mass House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi was lambasted today for betraying hard-working constituents by a federal judge who sentenced him to eight years in prison and ordered him to report to jail Nov. 16.
The president of the Chicago Teachers Union says Mayor Rahm Emanuel "exploded" at her during a debate over a longer school day, pointing his finger in her face and cursing.
