IMMAGRATION

Breauna Crowther

Immigrants
An immigrant is people
who come to another
country looking for
freedom

Muneer Subaihani
He was born in Baghdad, Iraq then he migrated
here in the US in 1944

Siblings
He had 2 sisters and 1 brother, but they were
killed in an uprising against Saddam Hussein in
1991.

USA
When he came to live in the US he took an auto
repair job. He lived in the US for 25 years then
ICE arrested him then deported him to his home.

ICE
When I talk about ICE I am not talking a bout
frozen water, I am talking about Immigration
and Customs Enforcement. ICE's mission is to
"promote homeland security and public safety
through the criminal and civil enforcement of
federal laws governing border control, customs,
trade and immigration."
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Breauna Crowther

Iraq
ICE deported him to Iraq with 14,000 other
fugitives, in the summer of 2018. They were just
doing their job and bringing them to their home
where they don't have to worry about them any
more.

Welcome back
A rare move that the US doesn't make is the
court ordered ICE to find him. Then they
realized in a panic that the problem was they
didn't know where he was, so they had ICE try to
find him.

Lost
Ice still after a while they still couldn't find him so
with worry and desperation they had to hire a
private detective, in order to find him.

Found
After a lot of hard work, sweat, and stress they
finally found him with in several months they
were so happy. Sadly that happiness didn't last
long they found out that he didn't have the
correct documents to travel back to the US.
They were able to quickly fix the problems, and
so Muneer was was able to come back to the
US.

Back Home
When he arrived he was so happy to be back
with his friends, and when he got back he
said,"I'm so happy. I can't believe it," to his friend.
He went to his home town Antioch, Tennessee.
He was living with his friend and looking for a
job.

Information From:
plachttps://www.npr.org/2019/01/31/689931045/iraqi-has-returned-to-u-s-after-ice-
deported-him-against-court-orderseholder
https://www.ice.gov/