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Alone before the judge: Miami’s immigrant children are losing their lawyers

The Miami Times·By Barbara L. Bernier, Esq., Miami Times Columnist· Read on The Miami Times ↗
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Imagine a 14-year-old girl standing before an immigration judge in Miami. Across the room sits a government lawyer whose job is to argue for her deportation. Beside her sits no one

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