Bring Abbas to the US for his Service

Abbas Al-Ameri (AKA Bill) is a previous Iraqi interpreter with the US army that served from 2007-2009 in Iraq. He has been applying for asylum since 2008 and his case is still unknown. He is a father of 2 girls battling life threats in Iraq and Turkey on a daily basis. The least we can do is bring him to the US and protect him and his family for his service with the United States Army. Numerous veterans can vouch for his service and loyalty to the United States Army. He has been a brother to his colleagues in service while they battle PTSD and mental health.

We are collecting donations due to the many requests received from generous and caring people. These funds will go for his attorney fees.
 

Please help us get justice for Abbas and his family.

Here is a testimony of his brother in arms KB:

"Many men I have served with have had their lives saved, secured and improved by the relations we’ve had with a almost unknown element in Iraq; our interpreters. They lived with us, fought with us, served our nation to the same standard as the American soldier. The harsh reality is that they’re now foreigners in their own nation, left abandoned, desolate and at times threatened for aiding the United States soldier. The harsh reality for them and their family is that the process of immigration to the United States is almost impossible. It is imperative we as a nation that asked so much of them to their own risk step up and do our ethical duty to bring these brothers to the United States. “There is no love greater than a man willing to lay down his life for a brother” and that’s who these Iraqi interpreters are. Our brothers; as a nation we can do better."