TRII lauded by the SJC for pro bono legal services
Massachusetts’ highest state court honored TRII alongside five other legal organizations for meaningful pro bono service to families and people facing persecution.
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Massachusetts’ highest state court honored TRII alongside five other legal organizations for meaningful pro bono service to families and people facing persecution.
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MassLive recognized TRII’s executive director as an emerging Hispanic leader and profiled the personal history behind his commitment to immigrant families.
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In a television interview, Alejandro Bracamontes explained how labor exploitation affects immigrant workers and why these cases are more common than many realize.
The university profiled the students learning to provide trusted, supervised immigration support and the sense of relief that representation can bring.
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The Globe covered TRII’s student-run model, its community engagement, and the long-term goal of keeping new generations involved.
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The Hoot examined TRII’s place at the intersection of immigrant representation and hands-on training for undergraduate advocates.
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The Justice profiled the organization’s roots at Brandeis and its commitment to defending immigrant and refugee rights.
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A student-created project supporting citizenship, asylum, and immigration matters received a $10,000 Projects for Peace grant.
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The Brandeis Senate unanimously chartered TRII after reviewing its preparation, funding plan, and community work.
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The award expanded TRII’s ability to train representatives, reach immigrant communities, and advance its early goals.
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