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Nigerian US Army Member Pleads With Trump to Help Bring Critically Ill Daughter to America

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A Nigerian woman serving in the US Army has made a desperate appeal to President Donald Trump for help in bringing her critically ill 10-year-old daughter from Nigeria to the United States. The woman, who identified herself as Uzumaka, broke down in tears in a video shared online, appealing for a humanitarian exception to the […]

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