By Lawrence Hurley
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Born in Japan but raised in the United States, Shigeru Yamada was left in legal limbo after his mother died in a car crash when he was 13.
Suddenly, this all-American kid who excelled at school had no immigration status and faced a struggle to stay in the country, his lawyers say.
It a...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Born in Japan but raised in the United States, Shigeru Yamada was left in legal limbo after his mother died in a car crash when he was 13.
Suddenly, this all-American kid who excelled at school had no immigration status and faced a struggle to stay in the country, his lawyers say.
It a...
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