A 57-year-old US Army veteran born in Korea was pardoned for crimes that led to his self-deportation. Sae Joon Park had voluntarily left the country after immigration officials unexpectedly threatened to arrest him due to a prior conviction. His case drew national attention in December. Park is among a group of non-citizen US military veterans who self-deported or were expelled from the country as part of a crackdown on immigration.
The pardon raises hopes that Park may be able to return to the United States. Further details about his situation and the pardon are available.
The incident occurred as part of a broader immigration policy under former President Donald Trump.
EL PASO, T.X. (KVIA) -- At least three people are now dead and one person is being hospitalized after a crash reportedly involving a helicopter in Chatsworth, California near Los Angeles. According to CNN, the helicopter involved was a TV news helicopter that had been covering a ...
Por Sarah Ferris, CNN La Cámara de Representantes votó este martes a favor de una medida que exigiría al presidente Donald Trump poner fin a la guerra con Irán, en un contundente reproche político a la gestión del conflicto por parte de su Gobierno apenas unas semanas antes de la...
Por Karina Tsui, CNN Un helicóptero se estrelló este martes por la noche entre dos edificios comerciales en una zona de Los Ángeles y dejó al menos tres muertos, según las autoridades. El accidente ocurrió en Chatsworth, a unos 40 kilómetros (25 millas) del centro de Los Ángeles,...
