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Interpreters who risked their lives for U.S. Military lose first names

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July 20, 2016

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After risking their lives for the U.S. military, Afghan and Iraqi interpreters who gained special entry to the country - some of whom now live in Denver - are finding it difficult to get jobs, driver’s licenses and other basic needs thanks to an identity mistake in immigration paperwork.

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