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Nonlawyers Fill Void At Overwhelmed Immigration Courts - Vimarsana News

Nonlawyers Fill Void At Overwhelmed Immigration Courts

Jaqueline Llanas of the South Texas Pro Bono Asylum Representation Project, or ProBAR, doesn't have a law degree, but she was still able to guide a young Honduran man through the asylum process and reunite him with his mother after more than a decade apart.

Source: law360.com
US Mexico border: Is there a crisis? It depends who you ask, but it's clear that more migrants are crossing into the US - Vimarsana News

US Mexico border: Is there a crisis? It depends who you ask, but it's clear that more migrants are crossing into the US

US Mexico border: Is there a crisis? It depends who you ask, but it's clear that more migrants are crossing into the US CNN 3/6/2021 By Ashley Killough and Ed Lavandera, CNN © David von Blohn for CNN Carlos, his brother and a group they have met begin their journey north at daybreak An American flag blew in the South Texas wind as Father Roy Snipes prepared to welcome 100 migrants to the school close to his church. He set the church bells to chime just in time for the migrants' arrival and play "Santa Maria del Camino," a hymnal honoring traveling pilgrims. But the bells ...

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Is there a border crisis? It depends who you ask, but it's clear that more migrants are crossing into the US - Vimarsana News

Is there a border crisis? It depends who you ask, but it's clear that more migrants are crossing into the US

Is there a border crisis? It depends who you ask, but it’s clear that more migrants are crossing into the US An American flag blew in the South Texas wind as Father Roy Snipes prepared to welcome 100 migrants to the school close to his church. He set the church bells to chime just in time for the migrants’ arrival and play “Santa Maria del Camino,” a hymnal honoring traveling pilgrims. But the bells went off too soon, so Father Snipes, often dubbed the “Cowboy Priest,” walked back across the street to reset them, followed by his three rescue dogs.

Source: ktvz.com