Path to US citizenship elusive for longtime immigrant owners of popular Colorado Springs German restaurant

Sabine and Michael Berchtold came to Colorado Springs over the Thanksgiving holiday in 1996, she from Germany, he from Switzerland, on work visas that allowed the young married couple to

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