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For his work with an opposition political party in the Republic of Guinea, Mohamed Conde was arrested twice, severely beaten, and threatened with death. That might not be enough to win political asylum. Conde must contend with one of the toughest immigration judges in the United States, Judge William A. Cassidy, who granted asylum in less than 2 percent of claims he has heard in the past five years.
November 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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