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“My interest in the immigration clinic was born from a desire to put my legal training to use specifically for clients who face unique and difficult challenges navigating the U.S.’s immigration process. I had the great opportunity to provide an immigration presentation with some fellow classmates to a community organization…Continue reading “Student Voices”

Maximize Your Impact at the Immigration Clinic.

The Immigration Clinic is raising funds to support a second, full-time staff attorney. Our current attorney fellow’s position is set to expire at the end of this academic year, at which point the Clinic will have the director as the only attorney on staff. The Clinic cannot sustain this level of growth without continued funding for a second attorney. Click here to learn more about how to donate to the Clinic and about our attorney fellow’s work.

William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic Blog

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Student Voices

Registration Begins for the Inaugural Fourth Circuit Asylum Law Conference

A Tale of Two Court Appearances: The Immigration Clinic Returns to Court for the First Time Since COVID

A Unique Path for Immigration Lawyers

Registration Begins for the Inaugural Fourth Circuit Asylum Law Conference

A Tale of Two Court Appearances: The Immigration Clinic Returns to Court for the First Time Since COVID

A Unique Path for Immigration Lawyers

Communism is Just a Red Herring: Inadmissibility and Freedom of Speech

Immigration Clinic Attorneys Speak to Undergraduate Student Group

Venezuela: From Riches to Rags

There and Back Again: A Peace Corps Volunteer’s Perspective on the U.S. Immigration System

The Immigration Clinic Goes to Trial This November

Retired Foreign Service Officer Shares His Expertise with the Immigration Clinic

Collaborating Across Clinics to Support Survivors of Domestic Violence