had picked up a good bit of tradecraft from him. Her confidence was high.

Mayflower had arrived in New York yesterday from Russia on a passenger liner out of neutral Norway, a voyage fraught with storms, U-boat scares and truly awful food at the captain’s table. She felt better now as she stepped down off the train into Union Station in Washington, a place that brought back fond memories of when she and Freddie had lived in the capital. This was the fourth year of what the press was calling the World War, and the platform was packed with military police and railroad officials frantically trying to maintain order. People were running, shoving, shouting, arguing, pleading. Names were called out over the loudspeakers as babies squalled, kids tap-danced for                                                    I
        Petitioner Sami Berri (“Sami”) is a native and citizen of Lebanon. His wife, Petitioner Tina
Berri (“Tina”), is a native Iraqi and a citizen of Lebanon. In 1970, because he was having financial
problems, Sami moved to Kuwait in order to work. In 1979 Sami opened his own business under
the sponsorship of a Kuwaiti citizen. Sami held a work permit which only allowed him to remain
for five years, but Sami