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a awe 378 sa A961, ar action | oS SBE “BELOW RES ae . UFAK= 14. DATED. 13 JAH 70", --  UFAWe77! DATED 3 FEB 70 UFAA=1844 DATED 6 MAR 70 Ie BILL -NO. HR 17740 WAS INTRODUCED TO CONGRESS ON 20 MAY 1970 REQUESTING WAIVING: THE | TEN-YEAR PROVISION OF THE IMMIGRATION AND: NATURALIZATION ACT IN THE CASE OF AMM 16 2s THE BILL vILt PROBABLY NOT PASS. THIS ‘SESSION OF CONGRESS, gut ITS INTRODUCTION WILL INITIATE THE NECESSARY PAPER WORK MAKING CHANCES FOR PASSAGE OF THE BILL G00) FOR THE NEXT SESSION. se DISTRIBUTION’ Se ae COORDINATE: 3° COS, WH/MIANI ; wH/c0G/oP/Geisler :kgb 22May70 | eeer— a Distribution: non 74965 1 & Copy oo a , 2 = WHYCOG/Chrono . s ; ae ce l =~ Originator = - ; wee SECRET . TELEPOUCH —UFAWea73 PAGE ONE - . a dlay 70 POH ~ ?#feS |
MEO FOE ROS con _ [MO Ot aneG eEQUIRID omy quaint OLE ; * petton Required: ‘see fietee - of! "Reference: mere ce Doe ae - . Joe "Attached ‘4s a. ‘copy: Of BLll No. aR 17740 whieh may be. passed to Viadiair ‘RODRIGUEZ Lateras “Joyce Ks SAWGIEL: Distribution. an , te = C03, ai/itams watt herewith i ein ne Meee ee ney ee Je if gt GROSS eETTRENCE TO J DISPATCH SYMBOR yr ; DAIE 3 _ pesemaes JUN 1979 7 UFARSARti a LE ROMER 28 May 1976 Kg . . JORDINATING Distribution _ OFFKCIR'S NAME OrniceR’S BpATURE hog in dice Fiannevy a USE previous EDITION. ¢ ) F § PAT cH BEG. 19 SP 3 San 7¢ _ ;
TLV ES. “AN me now Oust! OF REPRE! SEN nn May 20, 1970) - 0 introduces: the. “folowing. wil; “amit ce. on “thi For the relief of Viadiniiy Rodriguez LalTera, OO Be it enacted by the Senate and Hotse of Representa- 1 2 tives of the Uuited States of America in Congress assembled, , 3 That V ladinair Rodriguez Talfera, who was Jawfully ad- 4 “mitted to the United States for perm: inent residence on July | 5.2, 1964, shall he held. and coinsidered not-to be within the 6 ‘classes of persons whose naturalization is prohibited by the 7 provisions of section 315 of the Tnnmigration and Nationality 8 Act. | ad EWlBE SLB yp pesgp
201748651 » 82S SAESPHERE” DIVISION: | esau OF. ansue-i we Le . actiow - - © SEE DELow hs REFS UPAK*14 GATED 13 Jan 7 ~ UFAWe771 DATED “3° FEST UFAA-1344 DATED 6 MAR 79 So ) I. SILL NO. HR 17740 vas INTRODUCED TO CONGRESS ON 20 . at 1970 HEQUESTING WAIVING THE TEM-YEAR PROVISION oF THE | — AMAIGRATION. “AKD SATURALIZATIUW ACT 18 TUE Case uF aMmug-1, ne ee (2 THE BILL SILL PROBABLY NgT PASS THIS SESSION CF CINSRESS, SUT UTS INTRODUCTION WILL ENIT£ATE THE VECESEARY PAPER Wisk. es “MAKING CHANCES FGR PaSsace CF THE EILL GODD FoR THE NEcT sess, -] :. a, .  SOYCE Ke gausise ee DISTRISUTICY.. . . ATE “* 3 = CaS, wH/mtant 7 COORDINATE: | r3/c0%/00/ ——bagp 22uay70 | C7RE7COG7OR-——-——~ Distribution: .~ 1 - 749651 wn le et + _WH/COG/Chrono bs ~ Originator a _ a ents ate , SECRET TELEPOUCH UFAN=273 Pass © AY. ak PMY PE
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74-90000 UFAX-14 - oe eet _.C. UFAW-730 aa “-porwarded-herewith isthe most recent contact. UPAWT7L es - + be expected. the situation. eo48 Attachment: Contact Report Ca! Distribution: . aioe 3:~ Chief, FHD w/att h/w “ | : 7 2 March 1970 Was, HUF HUMBER ee ge ne ert DISPATCH SYMBG. AD MUAETE UFAA-1844 TASTICATION report from Hensry 8. PACHANKIS concerning AMMUG=1. °°" ~ t a 3. In regard to Reference Cc, PA the area of wife problems and never really resolved so, : cote 2. As indicated, PACHANEIS broke the bad news contained in Reference B on AMMUG-1's citizenship. AMNUG~1 apparently. took the news as well as could Nevertheless, the Station would appreciate periodic notice on the status of AMMUG-1's case 80 we may ‘keep him informed on any progress. . CHANKIS probed in PACHANKIS ‘seemed to think, however, that the wife ia still living with AMMUG-1, elvin D. KERSCHEN §—-EC_RE_T _401-749651
we ee & GS PROCESSING ACTON - DISPATCH | SECRET Chief, Vestern Hemisphere Division ste ey ee XX t. FOR DIOEONS : NO INDEUNG BEQUIEID fora QUAUHED OSHC \ Hae AUOGE INDEXING \ Jerri mnie eect meee ' —- Chief of Station, WH/Miamt_ io Information froa AMMUG-1 on Hector and Roberto RODRIGUEZ Llompart jstoa | wags AGION RIQURIO- UFR . { Action Required: FYI References: UFAA-1774_ _ 1. On 26 February when Henry $9. PACHANKYS met with AMMUG-1 (201-749651) on his citizenship problem, information on the following two brothers vas obtained: ‘Hector RODRIGUEZ Llompart (201-276598) ‘ Cuban Ambassador to East Germany , : _ Roberto *RODRIGURZ Llompart Cif: Cuba BOB: 22 October 1932 BOB: Regia, Havana, Cuba oCcC: Governmont 2. This information was as ?soliows: 2. AMMUG-1 wag asked if he had anything new to report, He brought up a most interesting casa, one which could prove to be a valuable lead. b. AMMUG~1 has known the RODRIGUEZ family since his childhood in Regia (a small town across the hay from Havana), The father had been a bolita banker during the Batista era. ec. AMBUG-1 was very friendly with BCDRIGUEZ' tvo Sons: Roberto RODRIGUEZ Llompart DPOB: c. 1934 in Regia, Savana, Cuba aoe - , Hector RODRIGUEZ Llompart LS tg (Up Kate Len £o¢-S€ SADT Distribution: : 3 = Chief, VHD R055 BEFERIECE TO “ DSPATCH SYIABOL AND KUMBER 201-749651 _UFAA~1845 ‘3 March 1970 CASSIFICATION ¢ ! SECRET
soo memencetey at ttn do mantaiinen vague fe ae esnnetane emiresarinen an sane tattle tty Mtaneties ApS ~ ort or eememerctereginnennee mein oe ips we mgt ee ete ne cn een ene cine ptr nme eee ree ernment ee a teseaneey Semmes my te teen eaten 1 EEE OO 9 aA cn nt sions matte geet CONTINUATION OF Ne DISPATCH SECRET UFAA-1845 d, During the middle and late 1950s, Roberto had been & salesman for the Burroughs flour company and had stayed clear of the political picture in Cuba. e. During the same period, Hector had been a. atudent in the University of Havana, under Raul ROA, and had taken part in some revolutionary activities. fie hag been arrested and beaten by the Batista police for hig anti-government actions and hia father had sent him into exile in the us. -¥%,. When Castro came into power, the father was a potential “war eriminal™ for hig illicit dealings. AMMUG-1, who was in the police force in the initial gtages of the revolution, states that he deloted an . dneriminating page from the father's dossier (shoving - he paid off the police to run his bolita operation) and thus saved him from prosecution. g. AMMUG-1 continued to be close to the family, especially vith Roberto, ‘whom I sav every day and ran around vith.” Roberto never entertained the revolution. As late as 1962-63, "We used to talk quite openly and frankly. He was always against the revolution and the communists. lle worked in the c Ministry of Industry because his brother got him the job, but he had only one {dea in his head: to get cut ef Cuba and come to the US. He vas even plotting to get out by boat. He had a US visa for many years and had visited here many times." h. When ANMUG-1 defected, he lost contact with Roberto. But, about two weeks ago a neighbor from ; Regla came to Miami on the Freedom Flights. (COMMENT: This undoubtedly refers to Cuban refugee Segundo CASCUDO Gonzalez. Reference forwarded the ANOT debriefing of CASCUDO on Roberto.) When AMMUG-1 agked about Roberto, the neighbor said that he under stood that Roberto, “was assigned in a foreign Embasay." The refugee could not say what country Roberto was in. 4 i. Thig news prompts AMMUG-1 to comment: This would be a most interesting person to talk to. If don't think that he has changed his original way of thinking. I believe he took the job to get out of Cuba, and because of the-influence of his brother Hector. I know he will talk to me and thera is no. telling what this man is capable of doing if someone approached hin.” ; j. Roberto is (or was) marrted to: Zulema (inu) DPOB: «. 1934 in Cuba They had two children and the wife was even more anti-Castro than Roberto. , k. Hector, the other brother, was 2 rabid revolutionary _ when AMMUG-1 last saw him in c. 63-G4. He had joined the Castro bandwagon at the outset due to his revolutionary activities during the Batista era and his closeness to Raul RGA, In c. 1960-61-62, Hector was closely aligned 53a USE PREVICUS EDITION. CLASSIFICATION SECRET eet = eee ne attnine etl ete inet emnnme cm essa mh vite
S 4 . eee EEE ee ee ET a : ‘CONTINUATION OF Ce : Fy 4 : DISPATCH : 8 BCRE ? . uPaA-1845 ' vi . « i cee wren et een me a iene = me mene atin ter eo ene reee amen etonimct te ttm terme emia Rate share meme gee ST ween i ‘ ‘og, aa with: "Che" GUEVARA and sorved in bis etitourages,. even | ane es eee Leeigm: =foreign=junketa.- io..Was -very.-¢ lose_te Che and. al = —Se-traveted = @abroad=a=1o! = ==Spe=and= =were=cood: rr. endé= = Ate “| joc he sused--toz bring: =e. gifts. when; he returned: frou tripa== 7 perp Feo but. you- couldn't .even ‘ingiimuate. any, opposition. “te the” oe Te {-héar that. ha. ccnmanggny ot essai sarees neem pin one amee : Lenssal o ' sins er, 9 Aare ante BF tr eta . ” oa een npererpers Snnte etka re Tn nao 7 revolution, : ‘ho: wis sO ‘fierce for “it. is- the Ambassador to Germany; q guess through his- ‘ _ friendship - “with ‘Raul ROA. Tf doubt if be bas chasiged, wat: TY can. ‘talk’ ‘to bin’ in complete conf ideico—perhaps Oo t.pét Liked. could. Roberto=-but > © ‘could know how hd” a “thinks ", ; re ‘Since. Roberto ‘appeara “te — an excellent: recruit= ; no nent: target, ve will have hin ‘gatchlisted with a view “toward: having: AMMUG-1 make .an ‘Approach | to him at ‘the — '-firet ‘opportunity « ‘Although Hector appears ‘far. less _ oo ‘yulnerable, we will ‘consider an approach. to ‘bin. ‘should “he ‘be. transferred to: a Free World. country - 2 Please open | a. 201 file. on Roberto. a Welvia ‘D. KERSCHER ‘ : ELASSIFIEATIS SECRET FORM 3-64 532 1&0} . ‘ : sate ot ' els Cos ateertcer te emer theta sana 4 saneee nnaerte 9 i ss iT ba iy CONTINUED USE PREVIOUS EDITION. ;
Re CEST! ggviassz’ MAR Ect OR ihe PIC os me ae aL oo pwarsre? - ne cc Be a os9504 cnr, eg eo rns 7 eh wivmIAtT 646 CONCT ANP) Ve rer ‘ p. UFAA-1845 CuOT seit eee ar oe 1. WH/MIAME HAS GOOD aSseSSMENT FROM ANMUG" | 231-7a985 Ny DGLD DEFECTOR 18, 1964) 08 ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ a i LLowraRT , SUBJECT OF REFS. AmmUG" 1 HAD CLOSE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH ROBERTO, WITH WHOM He GREW uP IN REGLA, HAVANAs | IN 1962 aND- 635 THEY TALKED QuITE FRANKLY - -AND ‘ OPENLY. | ROBERTO ALWAYS TAL KE 20 AGAINST THE ‘REVOLUTION AND COMMUNISTS. HE HAD ONE PRINCIPAL IDEA--T0 LEAVE CUBA ano Go TO STATESs EVEN BY BOAT. AMMUG@ 1 pces Not BELIEVE CHARGED AND ONLY HCLDS CURRENT GOC POSITION we COULD HAVE BEC e “ 2OUSE OF ROTHER 5 HECTOR ies D172 76598) 4 wHo 1S AMBASSADOR ON EAST ERMA. AMMUG- 11s SURE. ROSERTO ILL TALK WITH 9, ‘almuG=1, SAID HECTOR WAS RABID BEAD. oT IOEARY Oo . he 2C Ib 598. Ss oo |
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J -UNCLASSIFIED o ca - 0) cone ENTIAL Ts) SECRET oy — ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | | oo oy SUBIECT, "{Qptional) 7 | Ofnicen’s : ‘ COMMENTS {biumbee each comment ‘te show: from whom. So “INITIALS _e whom. Brow a ine ocress column after each comment.) a Legislative Counsd rae sea A vet Las poe 6. ' al a FE 7. : | 19 DelwHleoe ° g “ P : , wt & é ae a . | | Pee Qo - Lew, 14, 1S. Sen 610 “Ettore” (] SECRET = ((] CONFIDENTIAL =] ise omy © C)_ UNCLASSIFIED ee men eT eh
14-00000 ve) rd 3 ad rei man WH/COG 70-46 .MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence THROUGH : Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera 1. This memorandum contains a recommendation in paragraph three for the approval of the DDCI. Ze Viadimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera is a former Cuban national who defected to the United States in Nova Scotia, Canada on 21 April 1964. At that time he was an intelligence officer ‘ ‘in the General Directorate of Intelligence, the Cuban external intelligence agency. He was brought to the United States under the provision of Section 7 of Public Law 110 (CIA Act of 1949). He has never been a member of the Communist Party, but due to his service in the Cuban external intelligence organization he is not eligible to petition for naturalization until ten years after the date of his defection, or 1974. 3. Mr. RODRIGUEZ desires to become a naturalized U.S. citizen at the carliest possible time and has requested assistance from this Agency. We request that a private bill be submitted to Congress waiving the ten-year provision of the Immigration and Naturalization Act in his case, enabling him to become a'U.S, citizen after five years of residence. It is recommended that you authorize the Legislative Counsel to seck a private bill for RODRIGUEZ! relief. RPGS cesar etre er ry meer rye 9 Set PIE PO OE TERRE EIN OES EEE OPTI eee "
CRET oe) mn | SUBJECT: Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera 4. Biographic Data and a Detailed Justification and Assessment on this case are attached, Sain, ; C william Vv. Broe ‘ Chief, Western Hemisphere Division Attachments: (A) Biographic Data (B) Detailed Justification and Assessment Concur co la. i. a as footy fe“ Love ' ' Legislative Counsel vw Date q et concur FPP a a i et 2°. Deputy Director for Plans Date The recommendation in paragraph 3 is APPROVED: Deputy Director of Central elligence ate . sep we ge eee . ees a ne PI QE
ean ata ere ee area toad BIOGRAPHIC DATA Viadimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera 1. Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera was born on 6 February 1937 in the City of Havana, Cuba, the son of Carlos RODRIGUEZ Ferrer and Josefa. LAHERA Marrero. RODRIGUEZ® wife, Luisa Nelia RODRIGUEZ y Timoneda, born 24 August 1934 in Regla, Havana, and her two children’ by a former marriage, Vicente Maximiliano - HERNANDEZ Rodriguez, age 19, and Francisca Luciana HERNANDEZ Rodriguez, age 17, legally entered the United States on ll May 1265 and reside with Subject in Miami. Her parents, Pablo RODRIGUEZ Escobar and Sara TIMONEDA Valdes now reside in the United States, 2. RODRIGUEZ attended Escuela Publica #46, first to sixth grade; Primaria Superior #19, seventh and eighth grade; Artes y Oficios (Construction Civil)’ one year; and Instituto de Habana for two years, 3. Subject was -a member of the Cuban Rebel Army from 1957 to -1961, during which time he advanced from the rank of Private to Lieutenant, He was imprisoned at Castello Principe, Cuba, from 14 July 1957 to 11 February 1958 for participation in sabotage and propaganda activities on behalf of the 26th of July Movement. He then joined Fidel CASTRO's forces in the Sierra Maestra and remained there until the end of 1958 when he returned to Havana upon the fall of the BATISTA Government. He was a precinct lieutenant of the Cuban National Police from November 1959 to December 1961, at which time he resigned from the Army under which he had held his position in the National Police. He was out of work until April 1962 at which time he was employed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade where he remained until he became a staff member of the General Directorate of Intelligence in August 1963. He was a member of this organization until his defection in Ottawa, Canada, on 21 April 1964, when he left his plane which was enroute from Cuba to Prague, w= cage * -* wemypgnaynepaganeprengigerineerepmatves © argesinpery Ginn “Weep ie pes i
SECRET . ~Z= 4, Soon after RODRIGUEZ joined the General Directorate of Intelligence, he found he could no longer submit to having his thoughts and actions circumscribed by controls which deprived him of liberty and self respect nor continue to -support the Cuban Government or be a part of its intelligence activities; he therefore planned to defect as soon as the opportunity arose. After deciding to leave Cuba permanently, he began a systematic collection of documents at the General Directorate of Intelligence Headquarters, He brought these documents with him to the United States as proof of Fidel CASTRO's subversive activities in Latin America. 5. Subject is 5 feet 2 inches tall, weighs approximately 130 pounds, has a medium build and erect posture. He has a long face, medium complexion, black hair and brown eyes.
SECRET ay DETAILED JUSTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT rn EAN 1. Viadimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera has cooperated with this Agency since his defection on 21 April 1964 at which time he turned over to CIA documents from the General Directorate of Intelligence he had collected during the preceeding several months. In addition, he has provided voluminous, accurate and valuable information on the Organization of the Cuban ‘intelligence services, their operations, staff members and agents, These documents and information have given us the potential and opportunity to take effective measures to sateguard United States Government interests, Subject been of great value in the past, and will continue to be in the tuture, in the CIA recruitment/detection program, His Wide acquaintance among and knowledge conceruing high level Cuban diplomats and Cuban intelligence personnel provides the Agency with the necessary background in planning operations against them and makes Subject ideal tor use in carvying out the operations, His talents and contacts can be used not only in furthering the defector program, but in other types of political action and psychological warfare operations. has 2. AS a result of technical interrogations of RGDRIGUEZ on ll May 1964 and again on 15 July 1966, his bona tides have been established not only for intelligence exploitation . purposes but also tor the purpose of resettlement in the . United States. There is no reason to believe that RODRIGUEZ is under the control of any hostile intelligence service, 3. The medical and psychiatric examinations have shown that RODRIGUEZ has no serious medical or psychiatric problems, 4. Mr. RODRIGUEZ has adjusted well to American life, He has been trained as a dental technician and has recently applied for employment with an airline company. It is believed that he would be a solid, responsible citizen, SECRET tae eo 4
4 iL ISPATC , SFECRE | _ _ MARIO FoR wore _> ‘ _ ; I 7 TAP MECATION . PEXESSAG ATION | tesa la | a i > J / —- Loney flye on f- jOne CUED DESK Chief of Station, BR/Miami _ iKFO AGEN ALOGE Invi I A F20u eee ee rr re “oo Chief, WHD a nto SUBSET c Citizenship of AMMUG-1 a ee ACHGN REQUIRED - REFLRENCES REFERENCE: UFAK-14 2. On 27 January, Alien Affairs Staff advised that under Section 313 of Immigration and Naturalization Act, AMMuG-1 cannot become an American citizen until after 10 years fros April 1964. While normal Cuban exile must wait five years, Communist party members must wait 10 years. AMMUG-1‘'s position as "intelligence officer" is considered a “meaningful extension”. of CP membership. 2. In view of AMMUG-1's distinguished service to RVROCE, WH Division will submit a memorandum through appropriate channels requesting authorization to submit a bill to Congress to reduce AMNUG-1l's waiting period from ten to #ive years. At this writing, we do not know how long this processing will take but will keep you advised. 3. Paragraph 2 above is our intention and we naturally cannot guarantee approval at this time. If a special bill is passed by Congress, AMMUG-1 will go through routine application for Naturalization with RVROCK galdance. James NM. HAMMERSFAHR Distribution: 3 - WH/Miami ' ‘Teeaes gefeeence DISPATCH SYMBOC AND NUMER” ss \ se ™ 4 952 94g ___UFAH-771 _ |... 28. danunry 1970. { CLASGITICATION HOS FRE MUMBI2 i | 6991749651 SECRET ORIGINATING OFFICE -  OMTER - Pui WH/COG/OPS | | —~mamd COORDINATING — ag cass haan OFFICE SYBOL Oat OFTER § BAME oer te - - - ae) tA Coe eer co. CYWH/COG/OPS “Glenn OQ. Prown
- 4 ae . & E SEC PET TEER ASY | ; NISP NO - (eS Se FILE “O - £31-749651 ——~BaTE - [2 gatary 1972 INDEXING = NO MICEOFILS - 8d TO , - CHIEF, WEsTEny HEMISPHERE DIVISION FROM - CHIEF OF STATION, WH/MIANI SuSJECT V RECLEST FC? ASSISTANCE 0” CITIZENSHIP - FOR AMDUG/ I ACTIO® - PASS §, ofLO- MEPERPENCE = UGE t, akeey yp Pas & STPONS INTEREST AND NEED TO NCOMT A VETUPALIZED AMERICAN CITIZE”. KE HAS MADE aco IcaTio" TO AVIA ICA AIRLINE, WHICH IF ACCEPTED, MILL POOPIS® HIY TO TPaVvEL -TG COLOMBIA, HE KAS 4 BM REM ASSUPED THaT PYRCCK VILL ATTEMPT ASSIST Fin IN CRTAINING HIS PePE?S, a, ateuyy xes SOT FILED ss APPLICATIG! FOR maTUTALIZSTIO" LOCALLY BECAaNS® HE IS BE PECHTSED Te a'sver SPECIFIC PHESTIONS BE WIL ABOUT HIS ENTBY PTO THE COUNTRY, ADDRESSES [8 THE : aint ST*TES, EXPLOY"T SEPrTENCES, POLITICAL RACK AIT, ANM OTHES CUTSTISNS T° OLLICATE CPESATIONAL eospre Tums HE OP ALIZES THAT KE Cacivet @vakin | EETHEOUT 2V2CCK TOTOTIT SG. PH/TTALD aS TF OSCHED TVIS SUBUECT, Th A GE; Deck way, UTE Local Dear ase Tien . ay we Hey eeow acyypsc> THeT TG AESULVe THE proannm, «EL VAL Rave T7 HANDLE O' THE yooAsy t wASkEVGTO" 3, of TEULES UF Burp av i's ePSTGPY VILL 1-09 v- SY 38 ¢ 7 7 gepreem  CE
0000 1 S ECR SHOW THAT HE WAS OROUGKT IFTO STATES BLfCK FIOM CANADA IN APRIL 1964. KE WAS DESSIEFED FO? SEVESAL MONTHS BY HeS AND THEN SETTLED Iu MIAME. ME vas “OT PUT OM A COVER PSYSCLL 4 TIL [96S 8") THEY GERMINATED ABOUT YEAR LATED, aT “PICH TIME HE BEGAN OVERT JOR. THUS, “OULD FeCE FRaAR2ASSING PROBLEM OF ANSWEPIMG DCTCILED IPNIORATION QUESTIONS ON ENTPY 9°) EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND, NOT “TG MEYTIO" PREVIOUS aYSTAPF EYPLOYFERT P19? TO MF FECTIO". , 4, SMeUGst Has BEEY ASserD THAT SECIO IE MAVE THE ocresTO™ To TeAVEL OUTSIDE THE SteTES TY THE NEAR FUTURE, VY/NTORT IS LN & PCSITIO” TO FACILITATE THE ISSUANCE OF A PEENTSY PERMIT TY A sHC?T TINE. GUR LIZISO" CONTACT IN LOCAL IMMIGRATION HAS | ASSUPCO YS OM THIS POINT. | Le PLS MOTE TuaT FENSY 5. PaCHarsts TS I* PESTONTIC CoMTect wiTY ArvUcsy Ava Is CLEP IVILY QESPIEFING HIM OY THE CUTS MANES PROVIDED SY aNBEDEW/ 1, & DISPATCH ON THESE JP IPIEPIYGS IS UNDE" POtPsReTION,. 6, PE THE SFANTINS, (f SEcULST THaT MEAD MWATTEPSS PNTTEATS scTpoay wit’ IMYragatic’ TARDY GPANTEYG 2YNUG/E HIS NATUSAL IZ atic” BANT OSG, SS FEM AOD avy Questo vs THET sunu vil ce) PROVIDE TO sccemeLIsy Tus, IF iT ¥CuLe wee r PROVE TG SE MORE EXPEDITTOUS, w/o bard EAS ‘DT GREESTIO Ss TO 4S) PO" SO5I"G aA TS8ie TS SEC 1 ED PACE TYG