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Dallas ‘dreamer’ to be guest of Michelle Obama at State of the Union
Dallas is the only home 21-year-old Ana Zamora has ever known. She moved from Mexico with her parents when she was just a year old. If not for President Barack Obama, they would all be at risk of deportation. She thanked the president for adopting policies that keep her in the U.S., in a letter last fall. And on Tuesday, she’ll be sitting with first lady Michelle Obama at the State of the Union address — a living rebuke to Republicans intent on gutting his immigration policies. Presidents have long used invitations to the first lady’s box to showcase heroes and issues at the annual address…Read More
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