Warriors in the Community is a radio segment that features short, insightful interviews with key figures from Wayne State University about the many ways in which the university and its programs make a positive impact on the metro area and on the lives of Detroiters.
In this second episode, assistant law professor Sabrina Balgamwalla, director of the Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic at Wayne State University Law School, discusses the work that the clinic does on behalf of asylum-seekers and immigrants enmeshed in the legal system. The clinic offers free legal services to Michigan residents seeking immigration relief. Under the supervision of experienced and licensed faculty, upper-level law student attorneys assume primary responsibility for cases and work directly with clients to address their legal needs.
waynestate · Warriors in the Community, Episode 2: The Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic
Intro: This is “Warriors in the Community” brought to you by Wayne State University, and now to learn about how Wayne State is positively impacting our community, here is Darrell Dawsey.
Darrell Dawsey: Hello, I'm Darrell Dawsey, and today I'm with Sabrina Balgamwalla. She's an assistant professor at the Law school and director of the Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic. So, tell us a little bit about the Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic.
Sabrina Balgamwalla: The clinic was started 13 years ago to address the need for free legal services for people in need of immigration...
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