Petition for Xenia Tulupova to remain a permanent resident in the United States of America &nbs
Target:
Immigration and Nationalization Services Office and Staff
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Xenia Tulupova has lived in the United States as a model "Citizen to be" since she was 14 years of age. Now 21, Xenia has lived in the area of Northern Virginia with her family, graduated high school in the county of Loudoun, continued her education at a local Community College, Applied at University, become successful with an international engineering firm, pays her taxes, follows the law, and most importantly has a profoundly positive effect on all of those around her.
Xenia's whole family lives here in Northern Virginia with her, her Mother has just arrived in the country legally. If Xenia is deported back to Moldova, she will be sent back to a country where she has no family, with no job and no place to live.
Xenia has lived the American Dream in a way that one seldom see's anymore, having come up so far to be a role model to her peers, and a positive influence on society. To take a person that fits such a high standard and to deport them without giving any notice or real reason is not only to lose a great asset to the country, but also to spite and punish an individual for following all the rules as best the could.
Xenia has until the end of next month (April) to file more proof to stay in the United States of America. A stipulation the INS has made is that she not send anything she has already sent. Which although should be more than enough and would be in many other cases, is suddenly after 7 long years suddenly insufficient.
That is why we, her friends and family must pull together and show the government agency that threatens to put her out why she should continue to stay here. We pledge to petition the Immigration and Nationalization Services Office and Staff to please consider the damage that is done when families are separated and when model citizens are ejected for following the rules.
Xenia's whole family lives here in Northern Virginia with her, her Mother has just arrived in the country legally. If Xenia is deported back to Moldova, she will be sent back to a country where she has no family, with no job and no place to live.
Xenia has lived the American Dream in a way that one seldom see's anymore, having come up so far to be a role model to her peers, and a positive influence on society. To take a person that fits such a high standard and to deport them without giving any notice or real reason is not only to lose a great asset to the country, but also to spite and punish an individual for following all the rules as best the could.
Xenia has until the end of next month (April) to file more proof to stay in the United States of America. A stipulation the INS has made is that she not send anything she has already sent. Which although should be more than enough and would be in many other cases, is suddenly after 7 long years suddenly insufficient.
That is why we, her friends and family must pull together and show the government agency that threatens to put her out why she should continue to stay here. We pledge to petition the Immigration and Nationalization Services Office and Staff to please consider the damage that is done when families are separated and when model citizens are ejected for following the rules.
Xenia Tulupova has lived in the United States as a model "Citizen to be" since she was 14 years of age. Now 21, Xenia has lived in the area of Northern Virginia with her family, graduated high school in the county of Loudoun, continued her education at a local Community College, Applied at University, become successful with an international engineering firm, pays her taxes, follows the law, and most importantly has a profoundly positive effect on all of those around her.
Xenia's whole family lives here in Northern Virginia with her, her Mother has just arrived in the country legally. If Xenia is deported back to Moldova, she will be sent back to a country where she has no family, with no job and no place to live.
Xenia has lived the American Dream in a way that one seldom see's anymore, having come up so far to be a role model to her peers, and a positive influence on society. To take a person that fits such a high standard and to deport them without giving any notice or real reason is not only to lose a great asset to the country, but also to spite and punish an individual for following all the rules as best the could.
Xenia has until the end of next month (April) to file more proof to stay in the United States of America. A stipulation the INS has made is that she not send anything she has already sent. Which although should be more than enough and would be in many other cases, is suddenly after 7 long years suddenly insufficient.
That is why we, her friends and family must pull together and show the government agency that threatens to put her out why she should continue to stay here. We pledge to petition the Immigration and Nationalization Services Office and Staff to please consider the damage that is done when families are separated and when model citizens are ejected for following the rules.
Xenia's whole family lives here in Northern Virginia with her, her Mother has just arrived in the country legally. If Xenia is deported back to Moldova, she will be sent back to a country where she has no family, with no job and no place to live.
Xenia has lived the American Dream in a way that one seldom see's anymore, having come up so far to be a role model to her peers, and a positive influence on society. To take a person that fits such a high standard and to deport them without giving any notice or real reason is not only to lose a great asset to the country, but also to spite and punish an individual for following all the rules as best the could.
Xenia has until the end of next month (April) to file more proof to stay in the United States of America. A stipulation the INS has made is that she not send anything she has already sent. Which although should be more than enough and would be in many other cases, is suddenly after 7 long years suddenly insufficient.
That is why we, her friends and family must pull together and show the government agency that threatens to put her out why she should continue to stay here. We pledge to petition the Immigration and Nationalization Services Office and Staff to please consider the damage that is done when families are separated and when model citizens are ejected for following the rules.
We the undersigned petition the Office and Staff of the Immigration and Nationalization Services to allow Xenia Tulupova, 7 year long resident of the United States of America to continue to live in the state of Virginia and in the County of Fairfax.
Xenia Tulupova has lived and waited for nearly a decade in America to reunite her family. Her Mother has just arrived in the country and finally for her that dream would come true. Now she receives notice that she is going to be deported within one month and the government stipulations will give her no chance to fight on her own.
We do not feel it is humane, fair, or in anyones best interest as Citizens of the United States of America, or as her immigrated family to allow someone who sets such an excellent example of Citizenship to be deported despite her best efforts to stay.
We the undersigned want to thank the Staff and Office of Immigration and Nationalization Services for reading this petition and considering it's goal of protecting the status of a friend, sister and daughter to those living and functioning in America today. Please make family first. Please let Xenia Tulupova stay.
Xenia Tulupova has lived and waited for nearly a decade in America to reunite her family. Her Mother has just arrived in the country and finally for her that dream would come true. Now she receives notice that she is going to be deported within one month and the government stipulations will give her no chance to fight on her own.
We do not feel it is humane, fair, or in anyones best interest as Citizens of the United States of America, or as her immigrated family to allow someone who sets such an excellent example of Citizenship to be deported despite her best efforts to stay.
We the undersigned want to thank the Staff and Office of Immigration and Nationalization Services for reading this petition and considering it's goal of protecting the status of a friend, sister and daughter to those living and functioning in America today. Please make family first. Please let Xenia Tulupova stay.
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# 83:
Xenia has been a friend of mine since high school. I got to know Xenia while attending an English class together at Heritage high school. Since then we have been friends. The one thing I have always remembered about xenia is that she has always had a good attitude about everything. For her to be deported would not only be wrong, but unconstitutional.
# 82:
I have known xenia for 5 years. she is a wonderful person. there is no reason she should have to move back to russia where she has nuttin. she have been here 8yr.
# 81:
Xenia really is more american than most, and has had a positive effect on the community.
# 80:
she has done nothing wrong and is a good person
# 79:
xenia was always there for me when i was down and out or just needed someone to talk to. she is a great person and she doesnt deserve what is happing to her.
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# 75:
Is this a joke? Xenia is more of an asset to our country than most native-born Americans.
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# 73:
Are ya kiddin me? Xenia is more worthy to be in this country than most citizens. what a joke
# 72:
Xenia has been a great friend of mine ever since I met her several years ago. Xenia is the type of person that, no matter what is going on in the world, is willing to help in any way that she possibly can. I never met a person that is as kind, helpful, and loyal a friend as Xenia.
# 71:
Ms. Tulupova is a very intelligent, energetic, and industrious individual who has proven she is capable of making a contribution to our American society. Granting permanent resident status would be in the best interests of both this fine young lady and of America.
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i have known xenia since high school when she first came to the US , she's a very bright an loving person who trys her hardest at everything shes does and shes joy to have around she knows how to make people smile , If she was forced tto leave i know alot of people would be hurt. We all love you Xenia and would hate to see u go so please don't make her leave
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she's lived here long enough and had acomplished alot, she should be alowed to stay here.
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Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay. Let Xenia stay.
# 63:
xenia is one of my best friends. she is a good member of the public, and she not only pays taxs, but also helps the economy w/ paying for her honda civic. and she also attends nova community college. and plans to attend george mason. and if you guys make her go back to her country she will not have the oppertunity to get an education and have a great life like the rest of us.so you should not deport her, yo should let her stay and enjoy this great country.
# 62:
You've heard everyone, Xenia is a great person and needs to stay in the U.S.!
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I dont know what i would do with out this woman! I LOVE YOU XENIA!
# 58:
Xenia is quite an amazing person. She has a great impact on just about EVERYONE that she meets... Honestly... I LOVE HER. My world wouldn't be the same if she was here...
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To add to the many wonderful things said here about Xenia. She is a full time hard working individual, who has almost obtained her associates degree and has plans on attending George Mason University later this year to start her bachelors degree. She is a wonderful, caring person who deserves to stay in this country.
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Xenia is an asset to our community and our country, she is here legally and she is more than deserving of staying! LET HER STAY!
# 51:
Speaking as an individual that lives in Prince William County,VA and has been dealing with the illegal immigration problem in our county for the past few years, I think my government tax dollars would be better spent if the government would worry about the illegal immigrants in this country instead of deporting someone who is a productive member of society and is making her own way. Instead of trying to deport her, why don't you try helping her become a citizen?
