Trang left the poverty and repression of Vietnam for a new life in Connecticut in the late 1980s, but soon ran into trouble. In his late teens, Trang fell in with the wrong group of youths and was arrested with several others for breaking into a home and burglarizing it. He served time in prison, but straightened out his life after he was released. Now married and a father with a steady job in the Hartford area, Trang is very likely to be deported to a country he has largely forgotten because of a change in federal immigration policy.
from News https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Immigrant-crackdown-targets-Vietnamese-who-ve-13496149.php
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