Maria Hinojosa: Testing the Limits of Due Process Denial: Latinos and Immigrants as the Canaries in the Mine

Office of Public Lectures @ UW
22/04/2020 1h 28min
Maria Hinojosa: Testing the Limits of Due Process Denial: Latinos and Immigrants as the Canaries in the Mine

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News correspondent and journalist Maria Hinojosa has spent decades reporting on immigration and the treatment of immigrants – both documented and undocumented – by law enforcement organizations. In this lecture, she will give powerful witness to the routine denial of due process to immigrants and its effect on our broader society. This lecture was originally presented on November 1, 2017.

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