Is it true that Miguel Estrada--we have heard this before--came here as a teenager, learned to speak English, overcame a disability, graduated with honors in college, graduated with honors magna cum laude in law school, was editor of the law review, and he came back to public service? Is it true, then, that he is supported by many Hispanic organizations, really as a role model of the American dream?
Discussing the achievements and support for Miguel Estrada during a Senate floor debate.
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