
http://www.amazon.com/The-Immigration... http://www.audible.com/pd/Mysteries-T... http://shahpeerally.com "Asylum" - The Immigration Fiction Book On The Tribulations of an Arriving Alien Immigrant from Iraq There have been countless tales told of people accused of crimes and acts of which they are totally innocent, but few can match the scale of that found in "The Immigration Lawyer: Asylum (Volume 1)." Set in Iran during the reign of Saddam Hussein, the story focuses on Ahmad, a man looking to get out after being subjected to years of torture. The ruling Iraqi government believes him to be working for the CIA and tortures him to get access to information he simply doesn't possess. Ahmad dreams of getting out and getting to the USA, but when he does, a new nightmare begins to unfold. Despite having a valid immigration visa, Ahmad is viewed by the US government as being a terrorist suspect, which leads to him being arrested as soon as he arrives in California. The location may be the same, but the problems he faces essentially remain the same, as he is a man accused of a crime that he did not commit. This is a story that you will have almost never hear before, but it is certainly one that mirrors what many people are going through in real life. While the issues that immigrants face when entering the United States are not as extreme as those faced by Ahmad, they are still more than a little troubling. The fact that the book is written by Shah Peerally, an immigration lawyer, makes it all the more galling, especially when you realize that he has seen more than his fair share of these problems, with law-abiding citizens forced to jump through hoops and endure a torturous legal process in order to be allowed to stay. It may not be as considered to be as harsh as physical torture, but the emotional toll that it takes on these immigrants cannot be discounted. Mr. Peerally is able to put together a tense, gripping tale in his book, but knowing that he must have pulled from some real life experiences makes it all the more incredible. Times have changed greatly in the United States since 9/11, but it has not all been done in the most positive way imaginable. There is a new level of distrust and fear that is aimed towards those of a certain ethnicity who want nothing more than to escape the horrors of their home nation so that they can make a new life in the United States. You are encouraged to read The Immigration Lawyer: Asylum (Volume 1) and enjoy it as a work of fiction. That said, you should also take a moment to look at the plight of Ahmad in the story and think about how you would feel as an innocent person treated in such a way. Mr. Peerally is able to make you do that through his words, which is a testament to how well the book is written and how powerful the reality on which it is based truly is. The Book The Immigration Lawyer -- Asylum is now available on Amazon and Kindle and soon audio on Audible. This Video was Promoted on Fireviews.com: http://www.fireviews.com/attorneyonair
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