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== SAN FRANCISCO- Immigrant fights to become California lawyer ==

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And he may be automatically disqualified from representing certain clients and taking on some types of cases because of his citizenship status."Garcia is not qualified to practice law because he continually violates federal law by his presence in the United States," former State Bar prosecutor Larry DeSha told the state Supreme Court in one of the few "friend of the court" briefs filed opposing Garcia's licensing.A similar case is brewing in Florida. That state's Supreme Court has so far refused to certify a person living illegally in the U.S. as a lawyer, but has not issued a final ruling. The California Supreme Court has 90 days to rule after Wednesday's arguments.Garcia and his numerous supporters argue that he is deserving of his law license on legal and moral grounds.State Bar officials and California's attorney general argue citizenship status is not a requirement to receive a California law license. Garcia said he's deserving to practice law in the state for those legal reasons, plus the hard work and dedication he put into passing the bar examination.Meanwhile, the immigration groups backing Garcia's bid in the Supreme Court say the man's narrative is exactly the type of immigrants the Obama administration had in mind when it adopted a policy last year to allow people who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children to work legally.Garcia first came to the U.S. with his family from Mexico when he was 17 months old. He returned to Mexico with his mother when he was 9-years-old and returned eight years later and applied for citizenship in 1994, sponsored by his father who is now an American citizenship.Garcia said there is nothing unusual about an application pending for so long and estimates it could take another five years to approve given the backlog of applications.He said he doesn't fear deportation because of the national notoriety his case has received and the fact that he has formally notified immigration officials of his prolonged presence in the U.S.What he does worry about is being barred from practicing law in California. In the meantime,[http://blog.lubietanczyc.com/woman-slaps-nascar-driver-who-bumped-into-her-boyfriend/ Woman Slaps NASCAR Driver Who Bumped Into Her Boyfriend], he has supported himself as a motivational speaker and paralegal when he can find the work."There have been some dark days," he said. 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Life Flight medical helicopter arrived to the Spring High School campus in north Houston early on Wednesday morning after a student was reported stabbed just before classes began.
It only took a matter of seconds before word of the incident spread on social media.&nbsp; One parent who was just dropping her child off from school called into the FOX 26 newsroom.
We were able to find one photo from a female student who posted it on her twitter account at 11 a.m.
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Outside the school life flight was called.&nbsp; When SKYFOX arrived on the scene it showed Harris County Sheriff s Office with two male suspects in handcuffs and being lead away from the scene.
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