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Becoming a U.S. Citizen:

Ethics and Justice in the Immigration System

Monday, November 28th: 6:00 to 7:30pm - Moot Court Room (GUND A59)

Global Ethical Leaders Society at �ǿմ�ý is pleased to welcome a panel of local community experts to our campus to explore ethics and justice in the immigration process. This event brings together professionals with vast experience in immigration law, advocacy, and education to expand our campus community’s understanding of immigration and the process to become a US citizen and inspire the next generations of leaders in these areas.

Join us on November 28th from 6:00 to 7:30pm in the �ǿմ�ý School of Law Moot Court Room to learn more about current immigration policies and the immigration system’s past, present, and future, as well as how you can advocate for others!

Our Panelists

Corrylee Drozda is a staff attorney at The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. This society works to secure justice for low income and vulnerable people through legal services. She has fought on behalf of immigrants facing deportation from their cooperation in domestic violence prosecutions.

Richard Herman is not only a �ǿմ�ý alumnus, but also the founder of the Herman Legal Group which is headquartered here in Cleveland. Through his work, he hopes to demonstrate and advocate for the advantages of diversity.

Prof. Girma Parris a professor in the department of political science at �ǿմ�ý. In his research, he focuses on the relationship between race and immigration on education and integration. He highlights the power of history on our present.