The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1986, Page 3, Image 3
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I I PASO, I e xas An immigration jmlj'.c lias s
oideied II in vei sil \ ol Nc\s Mcxnu piolessoi (.
Mar^ard Randall to lease I he I hilled Stales b> Dev. I
I because she is ,i leltisi. aecoidmg to bet lawyers. s
I 111' I'OI I I I t I ill'/1 1/ u 111 till I i<- I Mi'vwin . illu.ii -1.1/1 I.
is being depot led lot violating .1 law thai piohihils l<
v. CM (<1111 letlisl loiCll'IHi'- I I (till li.iily ii. I IK' I tuK'd
Stales I lei law\eis, who aie appealing the decision I
sa\ Kaiulall will sias 111 (Ins v.ouiili> v\ 11 ic hu > asi ,i
winds lis way tluowgh Inghei courts. I
Randall, SO, horn a United States citi/en, has /
heen 11 ruler liie lioin I he U S linniigi at ion and 1
Nat ur ali/ai ion Service snue she letnrned 10 I lie I
I lulled Slates as a "permanent resident alien" 111 ;
ll>K4, 21 years alter she moved to l.atin America to 1
live wiili her lltcn husband and renounced her
citizenship. I he wiiiei, editor, historian and pool's t
only i ime, her lavs vers say, "was to wr ite posit ively |
about wot Id communism." i
mL, " I lie immigration judge went lo great lengths to \
say I he only reason Margaret couldn't stay was
because ol hei writings," said David Cole, Ran I
dall's allot ney. <
('die estimates the appeals process could take two I
to I ou i yea is 1
In the meantime, ( ongress may intervene to keep
Randall in the countiy. I wo separate bills one 111 i
the House and one in the Senate seek to change 1
?iie 1952 McC'arran Water Immigration Act, which <
was used foi the basis Randall's deportation. i
The McC 'arran Walter Act states the government
can exclude foreigners who have been affiliated with <
communist (it anarchist groups. I he Immigration
and Naturalization Service, which did not respond
1requests lor information about the ease, charges
Randall is a communist who, while living in I.atin
America, harshly criticized United States foreign
policy as imperialist.
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"No, Maigatel Kandall is nol a communist,"
aid Michael Magyio. an attorney lot the < entei lot
onsl il ui ioiial l<i^'l.i >, w ho is tvui King >\ n li < oie un
lie appeal InsK-ad "she's I ho Atnet ican Sol/henn
vn " In said, tcteiiing lo Ihe Nobel I'ti/c winning
tussian novelist whose wt Mini's anueied Soviet
cadets, w ho cventuall\ deported turn
ll M.l.g.I.'l 1 11.1 < I ll.t, >| >1. iI'.aI .1' ;iu "s* m k i
liuon, wc would nave called ii ,t shocking scandal,
i iinM.il oiiHa^i .ind ;t11 1111ci n.ilion.il issue ol
Himan lights. she said "lly giving up her
\inetiean citizenship in 1467, she subjected herself
o the laws ol ,i noiu ili/en said Kcp Bai ne\
tank I) Mass., >ponsoi ol the purposed House
uncndiiKi.t lo the Mc( anan act "My hill would
nake het political beliefs it lelaveni," he said.
Frank said he expects the bill to reach the House
looi next veai about "light in the middle ol thcap
icai. Kantian win ne lutigcu ny wnaicvci law is in
Heel .i( llie lime. "When thai lull passes, Margaret
.v i 11 definitely he allowed to sta>," < ole said.
Randall's depoilalion healings have been the on
y ones held solel> on the chaige <.?1 pohtieal beliels,
1 ole and Maggio sa>, although two oihei pro
lessors m reeent veais underwent a siinilai process
^ouih Aliuan poet Dennis Itiuius and I aim
American hteratuie prolessoi Angel Kama, both
represented by Maggio, faced immigration. Brutus,
low a proiesMU at [Noitnwestei n, eventually receiv
I'd political asvluiii because a couit tilled, he'd lace
lci lam prosccut ion upon Ins i etui n to Soul li Al rica
Kama, who taught at the IJ Diversity of Mar ylaiul,
died in a plane ciash before Ins case was resolved,
Maggio said.
Both Cole and Maggio said they think the impact
on Randall's tareei will be negligible at best. I licit
main concern. Cole said, is that the "freedom of
thought and the freedom ot speech in academia" be
maintained.
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theories, Shock lev (lieu protests
at colleges ;is diverse as Stanford, j
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him ol "academic racism."
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lehait said. "()ui job is to serve I i
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lo send out Ins own leleases
because the ninveistiv eoinputei
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don's social lile. "1 have a dillicull
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anything I hat even hints ol
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