Nora Preciado

Los Angeles chapter of the National Immigration Law Center

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Staff attorney for the Los Angeles chapter of the National Immigration Law Center, representing Juan Manuel Montes.

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The first DREAMer has been deported under the Trump administration. That’s according to a lawsuit filed in San Diego on behalf of Juan Manuel Montes, who has DACA status.

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