Clarkson resident George Boley, linked to war crimes by an immigration judge, is not appealing his deportation to his home country of Liberia.
“Please expedite my removal to Liberia,” Boley wrote in a letter to immigration officials on Feb. 17, more than a week after an immigration judge ruled he should be deported. On March 7 immigration officials contacted Liberia to initiate the process for Boley’s deportation, records show.
Boley came to the United States almost four decades ago to attend The College at Brockport.
After earning his bachelor’s and master’s degrees there, he received his doctorate at the University of Akron.
In the years since, Boley traveled to and from Liberia and even once ran for president of Liberia, an election in which he was handily beaten. Through the years, he spent more time with his family here, holding down various jobs, including a stint as a Rochester City School District administrator.
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