Meg Moran, who directs the Removal Defense and Immigrant Justice projects at New Hampshire Legal Assistance, joins Outside the Box to discuss her work of defending clients against deportation in immigration removal proceedings, in their affirmative applications before USCIS, and for their stay of removal requests, motions to reopen, and appeals.

Join for this timely presentation on Sunday, March 9 at 11:30am in Roberts Hall. A light lunch will be provided.

Meg Moran directs the Removal Defense and Immigrant Justice projects at New Hampshire Legal Assistance. She represents noncitizens in all aspects of the immigration process, particularly people facing imminent removal from the United States. Her clients include people who have suffered violations of their human rights, including torture, persecution, and other crimes, and are seeking safety in the United in applications for humanitarian-based relief against removal. Meg provides full representation for detained and non-detained clients, defending clients against deportation in immigration removal proceedings, in their affirmative applications before USCIS, and for their stay of removal requests, motions to reopen, and appeals.