Unwelcome at the White House: Iranians Continue Protest

August 10, 2009 | Washington, District of Columbia | Vetting explained

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A group of Iranian Americans won't leave the White House. It's been six months. They have been their 24 hours a day. Atleast 30 are on hunger strike - and it's got to be atleast 85 degrees. The stakes are high, the consequences of inaction, they say, even higher.

And from what I can tell, they aren't going ot let up until they get what they want: U.S. troops to protect their family members inside Camp Ashraf.

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