In its first partnership with a law school, Human Rights First, a nonprofit that provides pro bono legal representation to asylum seekers, will open an office in April at South Texas College of Law in Houston.
The selection of South Texas as the location for the asylum clinic is due in part to a long working relationship between Dean Donald Guter, who started doing pro bono work with Human Rights First a decade ago when he was living and working on the East coast.
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