Ex-CIA op would be sent to Venezuela if no asylum

August 29, 2005 D. H. McKee

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Perish the thought that Americans would actually *support* terrorism and harbour terrorists….
Politics News Article | Reuters.com
A U.S. immigration judge ruled on Monday that if an asylum-seeking former CIA operative from Cuba is deported, he would be sent to Venezuela — where he has been charged in connection with the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner — and not returned to his Communist homeland.
The decision by U.S. Immigration Judge William Abbott came in advance of a hearing on the asylum application of 77-year-old Luis Posada Carriles, which was expected to last three to five days.
The case has placed President George W. Bush’s administration in a difficult position as it tries to balance its support among the politically powerful anti-Castro Cuban-American community with its global campaign against terrorism.

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