Our treatment of immigrants has been front page news for years, and how to address the large undocumented population has been a particular flashpoint. But beyond the basic policy decisions that have to be made is the fundamental issue of how we treat individuals who are caught up in our immigration detention system or who must use our courts. In both areas, there are injustices that lawyers should not countenance.
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Assure Assistance to Immigrants, Detainees
New York Law Journal
May 3, 2010
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