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FEDERAL JUDGE TEMPORARILY BLOCKS END TO DACA
USC LEGAL EXPERTS AVAILABLE
NIELS FRENZEN, USC Law professor and director of USC’s Immigration Clinic, can discuss how the ruling may protect young immigrants from deportation, and the legal forces behind immigrant policy change.
He can also discuss how it differs from 15 other states which have also sued the federal government. Frenzen is an expert on immigration law, Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and immigration detention practices.
Frenzen may be reached at (213) 842-2526. AVAILABLE UNTIL 11:30 P.M. PST
JEAN REISZ, USC Law Clinical Teaching Fellow, co-teaches the Immigration Clinic, can discuss how the ruling may protect young immigrants from deportation. She can also discuss the legal forces behind immigrant policy change.
Reisz be reached at (213) 821-3108 or (213) 500-8673.
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