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We usually think of coming home from prison as a joyous time to reunite with loved ones and celebrate freedom. For a specific group of people, that might not be the case. They finish their time in prison only to get locked up again by the immigration system, facing deportation. In this episode, Uncuffed alum Thanh Tran speaks to Eddy Zheng, who went through this experience. We also hear from a man incarcerated at San Quentin who is worried he’ll be in the same situation if he’s granted parole, and another person now living overseas after being deported shares his story.
The film about Eddy Zheng's life, "Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story," is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Watch it here: https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/breathin-eddy-zheng-story
For resources and support around crimmigration:
Asian Prisoner Support Committee: info@asianprisonersupport.org
New Light Wellness: elijah@newlightwellness.org
New Breath Foundation: info@new-breath.org
Asian Law Caucus: (415) 896-1701
CHIRLA: (213) 201-3797
Immigration Advocates Network: directory@immigrationadvocates.org
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