Day 135 – November 30, 2019

“While many clients have bona fide asylum claims, asylum law is complex and nuanced and clients- particularly those [with] significant histories of sexual abuse or other forms of trauma- are often unaware that some of the most atrocious persecution they have experienced is relevant.”

-Dorien Ediger-Seto, Senior Attorney

– -Via the ACLU San Diego. (Exhibit 16, Pg. 257)

Day 135 2/2: "are often unaware that some of the most atrocious persecution they have experienced is relevant.”
-Dorien Ediger-Seto, Senior Attorney

Alt text: painting of a yellow and gold twenty-ish pointed star decoration hanging from wooden rafters. pic.twitter.com/8xYLlVFRPy

— Amanda *🎨border quotes* Is not okay with MPP (@juuust_amanda) December 1, 2019

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Day 135: “While many clients have bona fide asylum claims, asylum law is complex and nuanced and clients- particularly those [with] significant histories of sexual abuse or other forms of trauma- are often unaware that some of the most atrocious persecution they have experienced is relevant.” -Dorien Ediger-Seto, Senior Attorney #vigilfordemocracy #amplifythechildren #neveragainisnow #closethecamps #nomorekidsincages #dontlookaway

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