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| Prof. Farber |
My UMass Law colleague
Professor Hillary Farber is "
Blogging from the Border" this semester, as she works for the
Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project in Arizona. As she explained in her
initial post, she went to Arizona with no particular expertise in immigration law, but wanted "to bring humanity to this migration struggle." You can follow her on this adventure
via WordPress.
The Florence Project accepts attorney volunteers to represent detained immigrants in removal proceedings and to work on matters including cancellation of removal for legal permanent residents, citizenship claims, adjustment of status for refugees, asylum, and special immigrant juvenile status for abused, abandoned, or neglected children. Learn more
at the Pro Bono Program page of the project website.
The Florence Project accepts attorney volunteers to represent detained immigrants in removal proceedings and to work on matters including cancellation of removal for legal permanent residents, citizenship claims, adjustment of status for refugees, asylum, and special immigrant juvenile status for abused, abandoned, or neglected children. Learn more at the Pro Bono Program page of the project website.