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WASHINGTON -- Immigration officials have granted Miami Killian Senior High School graduate Juan Gomez and his family a 45-day reprieve from being deported to their native Colombia. They were released late Wednesday afternoon. Barbara Gonzalez, a spokeswoman with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, said the reprieve would give Congress enough time to decide whether they will take up legislation that would keep Gomez and his brother, Alex, in the U.S. News of the temporary stay came as a half-dozen of his classmates continued to work the halls of Congress lobbying the teen's case.

For education and discussion only. Not for commercial use. The outsourcing-happy folks who run The Wall Street Journal opinion pages have forgotten one of the pillars of opinion-journalism ethics: truth in advertising. The article they ran July 14 by Goldman Sachs chairman and CEO Henry M. Paulson, Jr., titled "CAFTA is the American Way," was simply the usual pro-treaty drivel with one critical exception. Paulson never mentioned, and the Journal never disclosed, that the Goldman Sachs chief is a de facto paid agent of the Chinese government. After all, Goldman is advising the Chinese government-owned and controlled China National Offshore...