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RESOURCES

 

How you can make a difference:

 

Click here to download this Toolkit for Change.  It includes facts about detention and deportaion, solutions and actions; FAQs; sample letters to elected officials and additional resources. 

  

Links for more information about "Sentenced Home"


Find an Attorney

 

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Click here for a list of immigration attorneys.


List of Organizations

Where to seek additional help

 

One America., formerly Hate Free Zone. An immigrant rights organization. 

 

South East Asian Resource Action Center

 

National Immigration Law Center 

 

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project

 


Watch Videos

 

Facing Deportation and the History of the Khmer Refugee

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/classroom/sentencedhome1pop.html

 

Interview with the director of Sentenced Home

http://www.seattlechannel.org/schedule/programDetails.asp?title=6040615

 

Watch actual Clemency and Pardons Board Hearings

http://tvw.org.  In the search box in the upper right side of the page, type in "pardons board"

 


Newspaper Articles of Real life Stories of Immigrants

 

Local mother fights to keep family together, and in the U.S.

Home page story of single mother of two, sentenced to be deported for buying $320 worth of Christmas presents on someone else's credit card for her child 13 years ago.

 

Man Banished to the land his family once fled

Story of a Marysville man deported to Cambodia

 

A World Away:

"They grew up with cheeseburgers and MTV in America, but now find themselves sent to Cambodia—a truly foreign land."

Newsweek article about plight of Cambodian deportees