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6pm The Many Faces And Facets of Noncitizens
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6pm The Many Faces And Facets of Noncitizens
When:
Monday, April 29, 2019, 6:00 PM until 7:30 PM
Where:
Liquid Mechanics Brewing Co.
Liquid Mechanics Brewing Co.
297 N Hwy 287 Ste 100
Lafayette, CO 80026
Additional Info:
Event Contact(s):
NAME REMOVED
Category:
Drinks & Dialogue
Registration is recommended
Payment In Full In Advance Only
Cancellation Policy:
Capacity:
50
Available Slots:
38
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No Fee
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What is this?
Speaker begins at 6:30, with time for Q&A. Food and drinks may be purchased.
Our speaker,
Christina A. Brown,
focuses her Denver law practice on
removal defense, family-based immigration petitions, criminal immigration matters, and asylum cases
. A Maryland native, she worked in campaign politics before settling down in Colorado in 2008. As a
Constituent Advocate
for Colorado’s then-Congressman Jared Polis, she discovered her passion for immigration law and decided to attend law school. Christina graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in May
2013
and was admitted to the
Colorado bar
that same year. She is also admitted to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
In law school Christina began working in the
removal defense
field of immigration law—at a private firm and at a number of non profit organizations. After graduation, she volunteered in
Artesia
, New Mexico, helping to represent women and children held in immigration detention camps. After two months, she was hired by the American Immigration Council and served for eight months as Lead Attorney of the
Artesia Pro Bono Project.
Her work was featured in
The New York Times Magazine in February 2015
.
More information about the Law Office of
Christina Brown
is available
here
.