[Vision2020] Ex-UI Researcher Faces Deportation

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The case of Katarzyna Dziewanowaka is not comparable to the illegal alian problem. She was asked to come here and did an excellent job. She won the outstanding lab tech award last year. The fault here lies with an idiotic bureaucrat and the University. I would like to ask every one to wrie their congressmen(local and national). I plan on writing a letter to te editor at the DN asking their readers to do the same.
The UI employs a vast number of people from around the world. Whether this is good or bad is debateable. In some cases the may not have Americans apply. For the last opening for a faculty member in Vet and Animal Science there were only three applicants. One from South America, ome from China and one from Iran. The Iranian is already here as a post doc. He is a nice guy and has a good command of english. He is my pick, But this is a separate problem. The point is that Katarzyna was asked to come here, has done a good job and ha not done anything illegal. She should not be kicked out. Write your congressmen
Tom Trail -  ttrail at moscow.com

gary Schroeder- gfary at hideandfur.com

Mike Crapo- 239Dirksen Senate office Building, Washington DC 20510
phone- 202-224-6142
web- crapo.senate.gov/contact/email.cfs

Bill Sali- 508 Cannon Building, Washington DC 20515
phone- 202-225-6611
fax- 202-225-3029
Boise
802 W Baqnnack ste 102, Boise, Idaho 83702
phone- 208-336-9831
fax- 208-336-9891
email- sali.house.gov/zipauth.shtml


Roger





-----Original message-----
From: Tom Hansen idahotom at hotmail.com
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 06:12:18 -0700
To: Chasuk chasuk at gmail.com,  J Ford privatejf32 at hotmail.com
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Ex-UI Researcher Faces Deportation

> EXACTLY, Chas!UI screwed this lady over like nobody's business.  Everything is fine and dandy as long as the university is getting something out of the deal.When the university placed her in an unemployed status, they virtually forced her to violate (and terminate) her visa.  Instead of going to bat for her (and showing her that the university cares and has a conscience), they kicked her to the proverbial curb.  That is NOT the University of Idaho that I have learned to admire, nor is it the University of Idaho with which I care to associate.I have lost ALOT of respect for my alma mater.Seeya round town, Moscow.Tom Hansen
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> > Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2008 13:32:22 -0700> From: chasuk at gmail.com> To: privatejf32 at hotmail.com> CC: vision2020 at moscow.com> Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Ex-UI Researcher Faces Deportation> > On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 12:44, J Ford <privatejf32 at hotmail.com> wrote:> > > I'm sorry for this family, the UI, the community and this country that this> > is happening. However, the article and personnel at the Immigration> > Department are correct - it is up to the individual to make sure things are> > in order and done when they need to be.> > The UI sponsored this individual into this country. They were her> trusted point of contact. They screwed her, and should be stepping> forward to make amends now, but instead are playing a game of> bureaucratic "CYA."> > > > No ONE individual, not matter their work, is more important than another when it comes to immigration.> > I'm going to have to disagree. A orchard worker is pretty expendable> (i.e., "easily replaceable" for those who will predicta!
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choose to> be outraged by an honest vocabulary). . This researcher isn't.> > > The main "blame" has got to lie in the lap of the researcher.> > The only blame is the enforcers of these chickenshit rules who don't> realize that ALL rules are made to be broken in the right> circumstance. But immigration work seems to attract rule Nazis.> > I'm sorry, Katarzyna Dziewanowska.> > Chas> > =======================================================> List services made available by First Step Internet, > serving the communities of the Palouse since 1994. > http://www.fsr.net > mailto:Vision2020 at moscow.com> =======================================================
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