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Project Immigration
West African Bushmen Denied Visas to Work With American Museum
STAUNTON, Va. - Three West African Bushmen who were to work with a Virginia museum have been denied visas by U.S. immigration, which claimed that the men were unable to make a living in the U.S.
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