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The Class of 2022: A Class of Superlatives 

16 May 202216 May 2022
Immigration Clinic II, Spring 2022 The William & Mary Class of 2022 was superlative in almost every measure. This year, more students than ever before enrolled in Immigration Clinic I…
Student Perspectives

“Bad Immigrants”: Disability, Addiction, Eugenics, and Immigration Exclusions

9 May 202221 Apr 2022
By Elena Pruett-Fiederlein, J.D. Class of 2022 Many of us have heard variations of the “good immigrant” myth, or the popular notion that some immigrants to the United States––whether through…
Student Perspectives

H.R. 6577: It’s Time for an Independent Immigration Court

15 Apr 2022
By Dylan Abrokwa-Jassor, B.A. Class of 2024 The rights that most Americans expect when entering a courthouse are not protected in immigration court. Rights to due process and fair trials,…
Student Perspectives

Biden Administration Extends Temporary Protected Status to Afghanistan, Answering Mounting Calls by Immigration Advocates

28 Mar 202224 Mar 2022
By Fiona Carroll, J.D. Class of 2022 On March 16th, the Biden Administration responded to mounting calls from immigration advocates by designating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Afghan nationals living…
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The “Forever War” Without a “Forever Solution”: The Failed Promise to our Afghan Allies

28 Feb 202225 Feb 2022
By Emi Houghton, J.D. Class of 2022 In April of 2021, President Biden announced from the steps of the White House that it was “time to end the forever war,”…
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How Recent Changes to Virginia Health Care Law Impact Immigrants

17 Jan 202210 Jan 2022
By Majesta-Doré Legnini, J.D. Class of 2022 Access to health care is always a hot topic in the news. This topic became an even bigger focus earlier this year here…
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Registration Begins for the Inaugural Fourth Circuit Asylum Law Conference

10 Jan 20227 Jan 2022
The William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic, along with Immigrant Justice Corps and the William & Mary Center for Racial and Social Justice, are cosponsoring the Inaugural Fourth Circuit Asylum Law Conference.…
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Communism is Just a Red Herring: Inadmissibility and Freedom of Speech

15 Nov 2021
By Laura Love Feild, J.D. Class of 2022 “We as a nation lose part of our greatness whenever we deport or punish those who merely exercise their freedoms in an…
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Global Responses to the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis: Two Case Studies in Immigration

16 Aug 202120 Jul 2021
By Zee Huff, J.D. Class of 2022 The twentieth century saw an unprecedented era of globalization, complicated by multiple transcontinental wars and the measures taken in the wake of each…
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Deconstructing the “Good” Immigrant

26 Jul 202115 Jul 2021
By Gabby DeBelen, Class of 2022 This past June marked the ninth anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, an Obama-era program that protects around 700,000 individuals…

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The Immigration Clinic by the Numbers

Since Fall 2019, the Immigration Clinic staff and students have provided $2.1 million of pro bono legal services.

Click here to learn more about the impact of the Immigration Clinic on Hampton Roads.

The Immigration Clinic is Ready to Help Our Afghan Neighbors.

Did you learn about the Immigration Clinic from Commonwealth Catholic Charities, Hampton Roads Refugee Relief (HR3), or the International Rescue Committee (IRC)? Click here to learn more about how to apply for the Clinic’s services.

Maximize Your Impact at the Immigration Clinic.

The Immigration Clinic is raising funds to ensure continued funding for a second, full-time staff attorney. The Clinic has seen incredible growth over the last three years, and cannot sustain this 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.

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Student perspectives, as well as other opinions published on this blog, reflect the views and perspectives of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect the views of William & Mary, William & Mary Law School, or the faculty and staff of the Immigration Clinic.

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