Sam Kambo is a man from Sierra Leone, Africa who came to the states in 1994 on a work visa.  He was a leader of a group that overthrew his country's government in 1992, but there doesn't seem to be much to support allegations that he actively parcipated in atrocities against his people.  From everything I have read, he sounds like a pretty good guy.  So why is our federal government wanting to throw Sam out of the country while it lets people sneak so easily across our borders and work illegally in our country all the time?  The porosity of our borders is disgusting, yet the feds make gaining citizenship really difficult on people who are here for the right reasons.  Sam Kambo seems to be another example of the latter.