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Biography of Jennifer Changsha Chang (11/10/2004)

Biography of Lucas Guttentag (11/10/2004)

Biography of Cecillia Wang (11/10/2004)

Biography of Mariana Bustamante (11/10/2004)

Biography of Maelle Fonteneau (11/10/2004)

Biography of Judy Rabinovitz (11/10/2004)

Biography of Robin Goldfaden (11/10/2004)

Biography of Omar Jadwat (11/10/2004)

Biography of Lee Gelernt (11/10/2004)

Biography of Barbara Lopez (11/10/2004)

Biography of Naomi Shatz (11/10/2004)

Report by the Constitution Project, "Balancing Act - Legislative Power and Judicial Independence" (09/27/2004)

About the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project (08/06/2004)
The Immigrants' Rights Project (IRP) of the American Civil Liberties Union works to defend the civil and constitutional rights of immigrants through a comprehensive program of impact litigation and public education. The IRP files constitutional and class action lawsuits protecting the historic guarantee to judicial review, enforcing fair employment practices, and maintaining constitutional safeguards against detention practices and biased asylum adjudication. For ten years, the IRP has been at the forefront of every major legal struggle securing immigrants' rights; this role has become particularly crucial since the passage of two 1996 congressional acts implementing the most radical and draconian cutbacks to immigrants' rights ever.

30 sec. Message by Former California Supreme Court Justice Cruz Reynoso (04/01/2004)

Anuncio de Servicio al Público (PSA) por el ex-Juez de la Suprema Corte de California Cruz Reynoso para radio (04/01/2004)

30 sec. Message by Former California Supreme Court Justice Cruz Reynoso (04/01/2004)

Anuncio de Servicio al Público (PSA) por el ex-Juez de la Suprema Corte de California Cruz Reynoso para radio (04/01/2004)