Experts in immigration law discussed immigration policies at a WMU-Cooley Law Review Symposium held last month at the Lansing campus. Pictured (l-r) Jason Eyster, partner, Lovell Stewart Halebian Jacobson, LLP; Bing Goei, director, Michigan Office of New Americans; Ieisha Humphrey, WMU-Cooley enrollment and academic services coordinator and adjunct professor for immigration law; Juan Caballero, legal fellow, American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan; and Susan Reed, managing attorney, Michigan Immigration Rights Center.
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- Posted December 11, 2017
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