By Sara Randazzo
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When attorneys from the Vietnamese American Bar Association of Northern California arrived in the Gulf region late last week to provide legal aid to Vietnamese-American fishermen, they thought they'd be welcomed with open arms. Instead, the six lawyers were met with suspicion and found themselves in a situation even more dire than they had expected.
Most of the fishermen, rendered...
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