Give Bol Kong a visa

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Bol Kong is a refuge from Sudan, a country that is listed by the United States as a state sponsor of terrorism. He is now 20 and has lived in Canada since the age of 7 but retains his Sudanese citizenship. He has been denied a visa to study in the United States three times.


This petition holds that Bol Kong should be granted a visa. In addition it insists that the policies and procedures that lead to his applications being denied should be changed so that others who are similarly situated will be given a chance to study in the United States.


378 Signatures

  • Craig McGillivary
    • Comments
    • This is an outrage.
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    • No
  • Usman Ahmed
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    • No
  • Steven Robinson
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    • No
  • Leigh Grossman
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    • No
  • Steven Greene
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    • No
  • Rachel Manija Brown
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    • No
  • Jack Mitchell
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    • No
  • Russell Leisenheimer
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    • No
  • Mark Charyk
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    • No
  • michael rosario
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    • No
  • Michael Rafferty
    • Comments
    • Let Kong Play!
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    • No
  • Micheal Dellwo
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    • No
  • Travis Small
    • Comments
    • Let the kid play ball, he has been in Canada 13 years, I think he is trying for a good college education.
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    • No
  • Jake Bell
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    • No
  • Iain Bernhoft
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    • No
  • john lee
    • Comments
    • give him a visa
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    • No
  • Nick Isotalo
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    • No
  • Aiden Sargent
    • Comments
    • Let him play.
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    • No
  • Mark Read
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    • No
  • Phil Chaffee
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    • No
  • Jerry F. Tierney
    • Comments
    • Please do all you can to help this boy.
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    • No
  • Rodney Shero
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    • No
  • Harrison Riley
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    • No
  • Chris Shackleford
    • Comments
    • This kid should be allowed to pursue his life time goal. Please let it happen. Thanks, you won't be sorry.
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    • No
  • Nathan Clouse
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    • No
  • Dennis Broderick
    • Comments
    • He is a good kid, and one of the best basketball players in the world let go to Gonzaga and fullfill his God given right to live his life in the USA!!! Thanks
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    • No
  • Michael Buller
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    • No
  • james
    • Comments
    • Bol Kong deserves to play at the highest level
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    • No
  • dean pratt
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    • No
  • Chad Schoesler
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    • No
  • Joseph Liebman
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    • No
  • matt ryan
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    • No
  • Philip Spivey
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    • No
  • Gerald Kline
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    • No
  • James D Nollette
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    • No
  • Boris Princeton
    • Comments
    • why wouldnt you the kid just wants to play basketball
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    • No
  • James McNeill
    • Comments
    • The State Dept. needs to use a Little commen sense in this case. Giving this young man a chance is what this Country is all about!
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    • No
  • Brian Babb
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    • No
  • brodie
    • Comments
    • let him in
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    • No
  • Michael Haworth
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    • No
  • Jared Hayes
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    • No
  • Sundeep Gill
    • Comments
    • Just let the guy play basketball
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    • No
  • Jamie Wiecks
    • Comments
    • Go Zags!
    • Eligible to vote in United States
    • No
  • Brent Siddons
    • Comments
    • This kid is good and has earned the right of Citizenship so he can pursue his dream.
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    • No
  • John Overland
    • Comments
    • Give the guy a visa for crying out loud.
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    • No
  • Sam Glassburn
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    • No
  • Bryan Bullinger
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    • No
  • Wayne Hoang
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    • No
  • Kip Kreager
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    • No
  • Herman G. Gustafson
    • Comments
    • Please make an exception in his case, he is not a terrorist.
    • Eligible to vote in United States
    • No