Fil-Am author releases book about stories of Filipino immigrants

Fil-Am author Lia Ocampo put together stories of former Filipino-U.S. embassy employees who chose to live life in the so-called 'Land of the free'.

The Philippines and the United States have long standing relations with strong historical and cultural linkages. In fact millions of our 'kababayans' are now living in the U.S. But what are the different challenges Filipino immigrants have to face and experience there?

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