Immigration
Oct. 31, 2014
New state law aiding juvenile immigrants, attorneys say
A new state law designed to aid unaccompanied juvenile immigrants is only a month old but is already having an impact, lawyers said, citing recent rulings in state probate and family courts.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A new state law designed to aid unaccompanied juvenile immigrants is only a month old but is already having an impact, lawyers said, citing recent rulings in state probate and family courts.
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