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📅 Episode 2: Immigration Justice

Guest: Professor Ragini Shah, Clinical Professor of Law and the founding director of the Immigrant Justice Clinic at Suffolk Law School in Boston, MA, joins us to discuss immigration myths and building immigrant power.

From challenging misinformation to uplifting community-based strategies, this conversation centers real people, real histories, and real solutions.

The episode will be released on Wednesday, Oct. 15th.

Minor Correction: Where guest mentions "Alien and Sedition Act" it should be "Alien Enemies Act."

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