When he started law school, Sergio Garcia says he had no idea his application to the State Bar would set off a fight over immigration policy.
August 17, 2012 at 03:37 PM
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SACRAMENTO — Hollywood could hardly have scripted a better story.
The opening acts of Sergio Garcia’s life find him living in the Northern California city of Chico, brought to the college town as a toddler by a family from the Mexican state of Michoacán seeking a better life. He flourishes in school and dreams of becoming a lawyer to fight injustice. He collects cans and walnuts to pay for the education that will make it all happen.
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