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DePaul University College of Law graduate Emad Mahou greets a fellow graduate after the law school's commencement ceremony at the Chicago Theatre.
From Syrian refugee to DePaul Law graduate: How he survived torture during revolution before fleeing to Chicago When Emad Mahou landed at O’Hare, he had two small bags of belongings, $100 and a sealed envelope with “do not open” in bold letters across the front. With his hands he demonstrates the ups and downs of the last 12 years — from being released and offered refuge in America to. As his wife, 8-year-old daughter and his father stood in the stands, he walked across the stage with hopes of practicing human rights law to help other refugees coming into the country.
SafeSpeed red-light cameras in April 2022 at the intersection of Illinois 83 at 22nd Street, a corner shared by Oakbrook Terrace and neighbor Oak Brook.
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