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3 months at Tokyo airport and glad to be home

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SHANGHAI — A Chinese activist who spent more than three months camped inside Tokyo’s international airport as part of a protest flew back to China on Friday and was allowed into the country.

Feng Zhenghu arrived on a flight from Narita International Airport, where he stayed from early November until last week to protest China’s refusal to let him return to his native country. Police met him at Shanghai’s airport and escorted him out, first to lunch and then to his home.

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Airport shuts down 6 hrs due to romantic doctoral Student wanting to see girlfriend again

It seems a over reaction. I hope this is just a guy who was in love and love is blind and we just move on. Not worth going to the airport to see anyone off again. Story also shows how politicians are believing once they know this is not their voter

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Jiang, who is Chinese, is a doctoral student in a joint molecular biosciences program at Rutgers and has been in the U.S. since 2004. He faces a defiant trespassing charge and a fine of up to $500, and he’s scheduled to be arraigned this coming week, but a hearing date has not yet been scheduled.

It was not known Saturday if the misdemeanor charge would affect Jiang’s visa status. Kelly Nantel, a spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the agency is aware of the case, but she would not comment specifically on it.

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Airport shuts down 6 hrs due to romantic doctoral Student wanting to see girlfriend again

It seems a over reaction. I hope this is just a guy who was in love and love is blind and we just move on. Not worth going to the airport to see anyone off again. Story also shows how politicians are believing once they know this is not their voter

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Jiang, who is Chinese, is a doctoral student in a joint molecular biosciences program at Rutgers and has been in the U.S. since 2004. He faces a defiant trespassing charge and a fine of up to $500, and he’s scheduled to be arraigned this coming week, but a hearing date has not yet been scheduled.

It was not known Saturday if the misdemeanor charge would affect Jiang’s visa status. Kelly Nantel, a spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the agency is aware of the case, but she would not comment specifically on it.

Read more at www.washingtonpost.com
 

Airport shuts down 6 hrs sue to romantic doctoral Student wanting to see girlfriend again

It seems a over reaction. I hope this is just a guy who was in love and love is blind and we just move on. Not worth going to the airport to see anyone off again. Story also shows how politicians are believing once they know this is not their voter

Amplify’d from www.washingtonpost.com

Jiang, who is Chinese, is a doctoral student in a joint molecular biosciences program at Rutgers and has been in the U.S. since 2004. He faces a defiant trespassing charge and a fine of up to $500, and he’s scheduled to be arraigned this coming week, but a hearing date has not yet been scheduled.

It was not known Saturday if the misdemeanor charge would affect Jiang’s visa status. Kelly Nantel, a spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the agency is aware of the case, but she would not comment specifically on it.

Read more at www.washingtonpost.com