Three nonprofit organizations have given UC Davis School of Law a total of more than $1.3 million to help fund additional staff attorneys and further serve immigrants through its Immigration Law Clinic.
The Journal of Alta California and Reveal, in a collaborative look at Yolo County's detention of migrant children, acknowledged the Immigration Law Clinic's work on behalf of detainees.
In a story for NPR’s Morning Edition, Professor Holly Cooper ‘98 discusses how the U.S. government detains teen migrants fleeing severe gang violence in their home countries.
The UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic succeeded in stopping the deportation and gaining the release of a client who spent 84 days in detention.
Professor Holly S. Cooper ’98, co-director of the UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic, commented for CBS-13 on the California Values Act, the so-called “sanctuary state” legislation recently passed by California lawmakers.
Professor Holly S. Cooper '98, co-director of the UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic, commented for a report on Sacramento television station KXTV (CBS-13) on the large-scale Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations expected to begin soon in Northern California.
Professor Holly S. Cooper ’98, co-director of the UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic, commented for the Sacramento Bee on the story of a Cambodian immigrant facing deportation as a result of a felony conviction.
Professor Holly S. Cooper ’98, co-director of the UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic, was part of the legal team that scored an impressive victory on behalf of immigrant teenagers jailed as a result of unsubstantiated allegations of gang activity.
The UC Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic received the Justice Leadership Award from the Multi-Cultural Community Council, an organization started by Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig
