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IMMIGRATION: Billy Inman kisses the forehead of his wife, Kathy, as he lifts her out of her wheelchair to help her into bed at their home Friday, May 27, 2016, in Woodstock, Ga. In 2000, a Mexican national in the country illegally crashed his vehicle into one driven by Billy who had stopped for a red light. The impact killed the Inman's 16-year-old son, Dustin, and the family dog and left Kathy with serious injuries. Since then, the Inmans have become involved in seeking stricter enforcement of laws to combat illegal immigration. "I miss the hugs. I always got a hug from my son before going to bed," said Billy. "Breaks my heart he's been gone 16 years and nothing else has been done. His killer is still walking around. It's not right." (AP Photo/David Goldman)
2016-05-28
AP/East News
Associated Press
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