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>From: [email-masked] (Rupert Zhu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.china
Subject: Passport Problem:  A Question About Famous Lawyer
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Date: 26 Jan 89 19:58:59 GMT
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=====================  Question on "Big Lawyer"  ==========================

Thanks for your excellent job in sharing such interesting information with
all folks on the net. Just one minor question for you: you mentioned, several
times in this part of the articles, the "big lawyers" who had decisive roles
in the success of all these cases. Could you give me more information about
how we can find those "big lawyers" (instead of those "humble, small lawyers").
It'll be more appreciated if you can suggest some of their names, especially in
the Dallas area.

-------------------  Brief Answer by the Author  --------------------------

The advertisement by that "Big Lawyer" appeared in recent issues of
China Spring magazine.  I cannot remember the exact series number,
but I am sure it appeared in a few consecutive issues within half a year,
most probably during the period of June through August.  That "Big Lawyer"
was the Vice Director-In-Chief of US INS.  

If you came here before July 12, 1984, they can guarantee that you get working 
permit valid anywhere in US, and INS is not able to deport you no matter whether
you are on the "blacklist".

Good luck!

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