An Undocumented Princetonian

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/03/ed...tml?ref=edlife

IN lyrical passages of “This Side of Paradise,” F. Scott Fitzgerald’s young alter ego, Amory Blaine, is awed by the “great dreaming spires” of Princeton and its “lazy beauty, its half-grasped significance, the wild moonlight revel of the rushes.” Three generations later, Harold Fernandez was no less awed by the castle-like dormitories, the teeming libraries, the hoary traditions.

This was an amazing story...wow.

Awesome success story .. tear

what an incredible story

He was given a chance, and yes, we can, this year.

Let's get this up ladies and gentlemen. We are not trying to steal jobs away from the Americans and those who come to U.S. legally.

Let's lift up our hope! This is the year we will fight for our own destinies.

Great story, but I seriously dislike that kids have to be put through such terrible circumstances. The amount stress he felt during that time must have been daunting. Glad it worked out well for him.

Totally agree. There are many of us that can make huge contributions to the U.S., if we only get the chance.

His story is very inspiring and I'm glad that everything turned out alright for him.

This is awesome!

Wow...tear...how inspiring!