SAN FRANCISCO – Sergio Garcia’s status as an undocumented immigrant has hung up his admission to the State Bar for more than three years.
But on Thursday, just one day after a new state law on undocumented immigrants took effect, the California Supreme Court took action, ordering Garcia admitted and paving the way for others in his situation to become attorneys in good standing.
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