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Los Angeles Times: Kathleen Kim, a professor at Loyola Law School and a national expert on human trafficking, said Harris’ balance of compassion for victims and ire for perpetrators — and her background as…
Kathleen Kim, an immigration law professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, notes that the federal government has broad authority to detain noncitizens, depending on an individual’s immigration status.
LMU Loyola Law School’s Kathleen Kim, who specializes in immigrants’ rights and human trafficking, was interviewed for this Texas Standard segment. (6:11 mark) Source: Texas Public Radio ‘A Job Is a Job’ — Trafficking…
John Jain, M.D., described his late sister Sunita as “a young woman who was well ahead of her time in her awareness of social justice.” During her life, she joined the ACLU, was an…
Law professor Kathleen Kim had planned an event on Wednesday titled “Understanding Anti-Asian Discrimination and Strategies to Confront It.” The event was supposed to be a conversation between Professor Kim, third year Loyola Law…
Torts, Immigration Law, Human Trafficking Seminar
LOS ANGELES – The Loyola Law School, Los Angeles Policing Los Angeles Forum will host the panel “Policing Under SB54” to examine the impact of California’s sanctuary law limiting cooperation of local law enforcement…
