immigration – UB School of Law Responds

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By: Carolyn Duttweiler ‘23 “…it is of more importance to community that innocence should be protected, than it is that

By Rachael Sparacino ’22 Ever since I was pursuing my undergrad degree, I knew I wanted to be an immigration

By Caitlin Mudra ’23 Before I began college, I thought I wanted to be a doctor. After taking one pre-med

By Claudia Flores-Montesinos ’22 When you look out at the beach you’re automatically at peace looking out at the scenic view

By: Elisabeth Hall The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many aspects of law. Just recently, Judge Jeffrey S. White of the

There is a crisis at the border but not the one you have heard about. We just spent a week

As I am looking through the window, it’s snowing here in Buffalo, and I cannot but think how all the

Although the long week in Dilley Texas has ended, I can still hear echoes of children’s voices in my head.

It’s strange that the five days in Dilley felt both long and short at the same time. Long because we

In November 2018, President Trump warned the nation about a migrant caravan from Central America approaching the U.S.-Mexico border. Particularly,