Hany Kiareldeen came to New Jersey from his native Gaza in 1990 to go to college and make a home. But his life lost all semblance of normalcy in March 1998, when the FBI and INS arrested him for having overstayed his student visa. The government contended there was "secret information" linking him to the terrorists responsible for bombing the World Trade Center in February 1993. Now, after 17 months in prison, the immigrant is seeking his freedom in federal court.
August 30, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Hany Kiareldeen came to New Jersey from his native Gaza in1990 to study English in college. He enrolled in school but leftin 1993 after he got married. Since then, he fathered a daughter,got divorced and remarried, ultimately making a home with hissecond wife and stepson in Bloomfield while working in anelectronics store.
But his life lost all semblance of normalcy on March 27,1998, when the FBI and Immigration and Naturalization Servicearrested him for having overstayed his student visa.
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