Corruption feels like a betrayal. What motivates U.S. Attorney E. Martin Estrada to go after the bad guys

Estrada is the public face of U.S. law in Southern California. To hear him so effortlessly code-switch struck me as bold yet smart. What kind of fed was hip enough to do that? I caught up to him to ask why he decided to be more pointed en Español.

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