Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 31, 2006
Immigrants Confront Legal Maze
MARYSVILLE - Talking by phone through the wire-mesh glass window in the Yuba County jail, a surprisingly amiable Nigerian woman explains how grateful she is to finally have an attorney's help after enduring nearly three years of imprisonment in her protracted immigration case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
MARYSVILLE - Talking by phone through the wire-mesh glass window in the Yuba County jail, a surprisingly amiable Nigerian woman explains how grateful she is to finally have an attorney's help after enduring nearly three years of imprisonment in her protracted immigration case.
"God is my strength," said Becky Austin, a 41-year-old i...
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