Immigration,
Government
Aug. 31, 2018
Pardons rescue Cambodian immigrants from deportation
Two recently pardoned Cambodian immigrants who committed crimes are part of a large class action over the deportation of similarly situated people.
Gov. Jerry Brown of California in Sacramento for his final State of the State address, Jan. 25.
Two recently pardoned Cambodian immigrants who committed crimes are part of a large class action over the deportation of similarly situated people.
Phal Sok and Vanna In will likely no longer face deportation after receiving pardons from Gov. Jerry Brown this month, lawyers said.
A third pardoned individual, Heng Lao, is likely part of the class and could avoid deportation, according to attorneys ...
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