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Obama's Aunt Still Living in Boston

Obama's Aunt Still Living in Boston
The Boston Herald reports today that President Obama's “Auntie Zeituni” Onyango, 57, who has been charged for illegal immigration, is still living in South Boston: 
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Onyango, a computer programmer, was ordered to leave the country in 2004 after her request for political asylum from the violence in Africa was turned down. Instead, she stayed illegally and was revealed to be living in government-subsidized housing on Flaherty Way in Southie last October by The Times of London during the final stretch of Obama’s run for the White House.
Onyango has since been renting an apartment while she awaits her February 4, 2010 appeal to U.S. Immigration Court over her ordered deportation by the Department of Homeland Security.

Onyango said she’s been enjoying her privacy since escaping the heat of last year’s worldwide spotlight on her and enjoys joining in on conversations about her nephew with people who don’t recognize her.

“Boston is my second home,” she said. “(South Boston) is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever lived in. People are very kind, and I’m enjoying the beaches.”

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