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amnesty
noun as in pardon, often by government
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In response to the ruling, a DHS spokesperson told the BBC the scheme had been "abused, exploited, and politicised as a de facto amnesty program", while indicating it would assess its legal options.
Eventually he fell for a young woman living there: Ciau, whose parents had brought her from Kini as a young girl, and who obtained legal status under an amnesty extended by President Reagan.
And Halimi said that a broad amnesty offer from the Taliban, extended to most of their enemies, would not apply to him.
But a UN report titled "No safe haven" that was released last month cast doubt on their assurances about a general amnesty.
Born in Guadalajara, Barrios Gracián came to Anaheim with her parents in the 1980s without papers, eventually legalizing through the 1986 amnesty.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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