Driving to work this morning, I heard this essay on NPR. It’s from Bill Holston, a local lawyer and the father of this guy. I’ve known Bill for a couple years now, talked at length with him about the pro bono work he does helping immigrants seeking political asylum. But I’ve never heard him speak as eloquently as he did this morning.
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