More than two dozen recent law school graduates have been selected as the pioneer class in a unique program to provide immigrants with much-needed legal assistance.
May 23, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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More than two dozen recent law school graduates have been selected as the pioneer class in a unique program to provide immigrants with much-needed legal assistance.
Starting Sept. 1, the 25 Immigrant Justice Corps fellows will spend at least two years representing immigrants in naturalization, deportation, detention, asylum and other proceedings.
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