Professor Cooper talks to KQED about reversal of fingerprinting policy

Professor Holly Cooper ’98 spoke to San Francisco’s KQED public radio station for a story on the federal government lifting a rule requiring the fingerprinting of all members of a household where a sponsor for a migrant child resides. Read the story: https://bit.ly/2KeuQVi

Professor Holly S. Cooper, co-director of the Immigration Law Clinic, has extensive litigation experience defending the rights of immigrants and is a nationally recognized expert on immigration detention issues and on the immigration consequences of criminal convictions.