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Samir Ousman al-Sheikh was in charge of Syria 's infamous Adra Prison from 2005 to 2008 .
He denied on his U.S. visa and citizenship applications that he had ever persecuted anyone in Syria .
Human rights groups and U.N. officials have accused the Syrian government of widespread abuses in its detention facilities, including torture and arbitrary detention of thousands .
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