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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 771068" data-attributes="member: 12952">Obama&#039;s aunt: &#039;Obligation to make me citizen&#039;&quot;If I come as an immigrant, you have the obligation to make me a&nbsp; citizen.&quot; Those are the words from 58-year-old Zeituni Onyango of Kenya&nbsp; in a recent exclusive interview with WBZ-TV.Onyango is the aunt of President Barack Obama. She lived in the United States illegally for years, receiving public assistance in Boston.Onyango had violated the law, and she knew it.&quot;I knew I had overstayed&quot; she told WBZ-TV&#039;s Jonathan Elias when the two sat down one-on-one.In 2004 a judge ordered Zeituni Onyango out of the country, but she&nbsp; never left. She stayed, hiding in plain sight. In 2005 she attended her&nbsp; nephew&#039;s swearing in as the junior Senator of Illinois. In 2008 she was&nbsp; invited to, and traveled to D.C. for President Obama&#039;s inauguration.Onyango hired a top immigration lawyer from Cleveland to help fight her&nbsp; case. We asked how she afforded that lawyer, when she claimed poverty.&quot;When you believe in Jesus Christ and almighty God, my help comes from heaven,&quot; she responded.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 771068, member: 12952"] [SIZE=5]Obama's aunt: 'Obligation to make me citizen'[/SIZE] "If I come as an immigrant, you have the obligation to make me a citizen." Those are the words from 58-year-old Zeituni Onyango of Kenya in a recent exclusive interview with WBZ-TV. Onyango is the aunt of President Barack Obama. She lived in the United States illegally for years, receiving public assistance in Boston. Onyango had violated the law, and she knew it. "I knew I had overstayed" she told WBZ-TV's Jonathan Elias when the two sat down one-on-one. In 2004 a judge ordered Zeituni Onyango out of the country, but she never left. She stayed, hiding in plain sight. In 2005 she attended her nephew's swearing in as the junior Senator of Illinois. In 2008 she was invited to, and traveled to D.C. for President Obama's inauguration. Onyango hired a top immigration lawyer from Cleveland to help fight her case. We asked how she afforded that lawyer, when she claimed poverty. "When you believe in Jesus Christ and almighty God, my help comes from heaven," she responded. [/QUOTE]

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