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On the Case of Matthew and Grace Huang
On the Case of Matthew and Grace Huang
Press Statement
John Kerry
Secretary
of State
Washington, DC
December 2, 2014
The Attorney General of the State of Qatar has informed the U.S. Embassy in Qatar that no further appeal will be filed in the case of Matthew and Grace Huang. At the opening of business on Wednesday December 3, the travel ban will be lifted and Mr. and Mrs. Huang will be free to travel. The United States applauds this decision, and we look forward to seeing the Huangs reunited with their children at home.
ENDS
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