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Four Who Helped Catch Subway Attack Suspect Now Need Help Themselves

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The helpers and their lawyers are in the early stages of applying for visas set aside for victims, witnesses and informants who help law enforcement. Lawyers say aiding their clients would help to rebuild trust among Muslims and immigrants after years of heightened hostility toward them under President Donald Trump. More than one-third of New York’s 8.8 million inhabitants are immigrants, including 500,000 people living in the country illegally.

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Four who helped catch subway attack suspect now need help themselves - The Boston Globe

“We are proud of what we did,” said Zack Tahhan, 22, the Syrian American whose ecstatic retelling of the suspect’s capture made him a viral sensation. “But now we are worried about our families.”

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Boston Globe broke the news in Boston, United States on Saturday, May 14, 2022.
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