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12/5/2013 7:48:05 PM
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Obama now admits he lived with illegal allien
[i]President Obama acknowledged on Thursday that he lived with his Kenyan uncle for a brief period in the 1980s while preparing to attend Harvard Law School, contradicting a statement more than a year ago that the White House had no record of the two ever meeting.
Their relationship came into question on Tuesday at the deportation hearing of his uncle, Onyango Obama, in Boston immigration court. His uncle had lived in the United States illegally since the 1970s and revealed in testimony for the first time that his famous nephew had stayed at his Cambridge apartment for about three weeks. At the time, Onyango Obama was here illegally and fighting deportation.[/i]
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Edited by IchEsseKinder: 12/5/2013 7:57:17 PMI'm pretty sure that can count as perverting the course of justice. [quote]someone prevents [b]justice from being served[/b] on himself or on [b]another party[/b]. It is a common law offence carrying a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.[/quote] [quote]Perverting the course of justice can be any of three acts: -[b]Fabricating or disposing of evidence[/b] -Intimidating or threatening a witness or juror -Intimidating or threatening a judge[/quote] If true, then he knew full and well that his uncle was committing a crime by being hear illegal. If the authorities were trying to find him and Obama wouldn't tell of his whereabouts then that can be considered obstructing justice.
