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Immigration consequences of criminal convictions: Selena Teji, Oct 22, 2013; There are many collateral consequences to criminal convictions in California, such as barriers to employment, housing, and social services. An additional concern that criminal defense attorneys should consider when advising their clients is the possible immigration consequences of their conviction.
Weed More Likely Than Rape or Murder to Get an Undocumented Immigrant Detained: Oct 9, 2013; The Drug Policy Alliance's Amanda Reiman discusses a recent CJCJ report on Immigration and Customs Enforcement holds and what suspected criminal activities were most likely to result in detainment.
CJCJ Newsletter - Tell the Governor to sign these bills!: Sep 30, 2013; A run down of California's legislative session, SF's Due Process for All Ordinance, and a call for your support of Cameo House.

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