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The history of Baibolat Kunbolatuly: a Kazakh's long journey from China to the USA

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An ethnic Kazakh from Xinjiang, China, first went to Kazakhstan and then to the United States. In the United States, he, his wife and three children became an illegal immigrant after his visa was denied. It took the family more than 80 days to get from Almaty to the United States and took a lot of energy, nerves and money. Now Baibolat is trying to help other Kazakhs in China

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The history of Baibolat Kunbolatuly: a Kazakh's long journey from China to the USA

An ethnic Kazakh from Xinjiang, China, first went to Kazakhstan and then to the United States. In the United States, he, his wife and three children became an illegal immigrant after his visa was denied. It took the family more than 80 days to get from Almaty to the United States and took a lot of energy, nerves and money. Now Baibolat is trying to help other Kazakhs in China

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