“USCIS CARRP” Systemic Discrimination and Institutional Racism based Discrimination policies/Extreme vetting programs of USCIS purposefully designed to evade US Congress and circumvent US Laws, still in practice here and now, and for the last 2 decades. Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry is an Honorable, decorated, disabled US Army veteran who sustained injuries in the US military that have left him in a wheelchair. Despite his multiple, Honorable military service and despite being married to a US citizen for over 20 years, Chaudhry family, friends and concerned citizens of the World are standing in solidarity and bearing witness for Zahid’s right to remain home.
October 3, 2019
many thank you to:
warrior wendy – co-ordinator of today’s (10/3/19) events, flyers, etc;
ready rick – driver of bus and the use of the bus to get folks to tukwila and back;
determined dusty – driver for zahid & ann and dusty’s trusty car (ann is thankful not to be the driver);
and to all our super supporters and rally-ers, & sign holders, who traveled to tukwila;
and to all our other supporters around the state and the world !
Naturalization interview results
“On 10/3/2019, you were interviewed by USCIS officer Holbrook.
You passed the tests of English and U.S. History and government.
A decision cannot yet be made about your application. ”
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After 3 hours of interrogation and extreme vetting Zahid was put through, the above was the result. Three intense hours the rest of us waited; waiting and watching others arrive for interviews, completing their obviously brief interviews and after another short wait, receiving a piece of paper to bring back for a (SAME DAY) 1:30 pm citizenship ceremony; three hours with no communication with Zahid (Ann, spouse and Personal Care Attendant, was informed she would not be allowed to accompany Zahid).
By law, USCIS must make a decision (on the application) within 120 days.
and then 