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Drive to Register More Asian Immigrants as Citizens

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Volunteer attorney Pancy Lin Misa and Sokly Prom, a volunteer for The Cambodian Family, help a prospective citizen fill out naturalization paperwork at a citizenship drive in Santa Ana.

For all the budget troubles and political dysfunction in California, hundreds of thousands of people here choose to become U.S. citizens each year. Even so, the new citizens represent a small fraction of the foreign national population living legally within our borders. Now, a statewide drive aims to get more Asian immigrants in particular to sign up for citizenship. Reporter: Susan Valot

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