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” But for Enzo Goa, follow that path as a youth in China meant persecution, fear, and flight to the United States.
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Although he spent three months in a Chinese prison, Enzo Guo knows he was fortunate to get out at all.
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Even running away to the United States did not stop the Chinese police from looking for him, Enzo recalls. That’s largely why he is still here now.
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