Waco Tribune Herald - Laura A. Hernandez, Assistant Professor of Law at Baylor University, discusses the U.S. Supreme Court case Pyler v. Doe that requires that public schools educate all children regardless of immigration status.
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08/08/2010
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Waco criminal lawyer, Walter M. Reaves, Jr., blogs on criminal law (sometimes overlapping with immigration law).
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