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US Army veteran pardoned for crimes that led to his self-deportation

Hochul’s pardon erases two convictions that triggered Park’s deportation and could help clear the way for his return, his attorney said.

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By Brad Lendon, Hanna Park, CNN Seoul, South Korea (CNN) — A Korean-born US Army veteran who self-deported last year has been pardoned for the crimes that led to him leaving, raising hopes that he can return to the United States. Sae Joon Park, 57, is among a number of noncitizen US military veterans who The post US Army veteran pardoned for crimes that led to his self-deportation appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

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US Army veteran pardoned for crimes that led to his self-deportation to South Korea

A Korean-born US Army veteran who self-deported last year has been pardoned for the crimes that led to him leaving, raising hopes that he can return to the United States.

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