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Claudia Marchan - Executive Director for Northern Illinois Justice for Our Neighbors
Community Conversation – Welcoming the Stranger – Legal Rights and Advocacy
This is the first in a series of Community Conversations on Immigration hosted at Trinity United Methodist Church in Wilmette, IL. The series features experts, scholars, and community leaders to help us understand the challenges of immigration and inspire informed action. Claudia Marchan, Executive Director for Northern Illinois Justice for Our Neighbors shares her experience working with NIJFON and provide insights related to US and IL state laws and their impact on immigrants and communities.
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