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In a decision notable partly for its dissent, the 3rd Circuit has rejected an asylum plea that alleged religious persecution and upheld the deportation of a native of India on the grounds that he gave terrorists food and shelter. But Judge D. Michael Fisher complained his colleagues were reading too broadly the term "material support" and said he would have reversed the immigration order because testimony showed the man provided food and tents only for religious meetings.
September 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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