The Southern Poverty Law Center announced a major initiative to recruit volunteer lawyers to represent every undocumented immigrant detained in the Southeast at a pro bono roundtable hosted by King & Spalding last week.
March 08, 2017 at 07:09 PM
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The Southern Poverty Law Center announced a major initiative to recruit volunteer lawyers to represent every undocumented immigrant detained in the Southeast at a pro bono roundtable hosted by King & Spalding last week.
“We’ll start with the Stewart Detention Center and expand to all the detention facilities in the Southeast,” said Daniel Werner, who heads the group’s immigrant justice program.
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