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• W4214527835 abstract "The introduction, background and factual findings of this report were authored by University of Miami School of Law Human Rights Clinic and Immigration Clinic students Lauren Geraghty, Geoffrey Louden, and Stephanie Rosendorf, under the supervision of Professor Kelleen Corrigan, Professor Romy Lerner, and Professor Rebecca Sharpless. The section on international human rights law was authored by University of Chicago Law School International Human Rights Clinic student Yuan Yuan, with feedback from student Matthew Marthaler, and under the supervision of Professor Caroline Bettinger-Lopez and Professor Brian Citro. All authors wrote the executive summary and recommendations. This report was written in collaboration with Michelle Karshan of Alternative Chance/Chans Altenativ, Cheryl Little of Americans for Immigrant Justice, Marleine Bastien of FANM, and Brian Concannon of the IJDH. This report incorporates the research and writing of numerous former clinical students from the University of Miami School of Law and builds upon briefs and reports submitted to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the United Nations: Miami Law Human Rights Clinic—Drew Aiken, Averil Andrews, Lea Dartevelle, Farrah Elchahal, Kenosha Ferrell, Margaret Jordan, Jennifer Jurney, Erin Lewis, Ashley Matthews, Liam McGivern, Rachel Oostendorp, Justin Ortiz, Miya Patel, Shelley Pessa, Miraisy Rodriguez, Jessica Sblendorio, Monika Siwiec, James Slater, Michael Stevenson, and Beatriz Carta Wagman; Miami Law Immigration Clinic: Stephanie Almirola, Gueter Aurelien, Eric Baum,Theresa Breslin, Lia Calabro, Saul Cardenas, Kathryn DeMarco, Morgan France-Ramirez, Natalie Garrett, Niyala Harrison, Tiffany Hawks, Adam Hoock, Haley Kornfield, Francesse Lucius, Alanna McCoy, Thomas Oglesby, Nathalie Remelus, Elizabeth Rieser-Murphy, Misato Sawada, Kathleen Schulman, Dana Turjman, Nneka Utti, and Brittany Young. University of Chicago Law School student Lindsay Gus also assisted with research for the report. The following individuals have previously partnered with the authors to document the issues discussed in this report: Joseph Anderson, Farrin Anello, Susana Barciela, Jamil Dakwar, Nancy Francillon, Laila Hlass, Hiroko Kusuda, Sarah Mehta, Sunita Patel, William Quigley, Judy Rabinovitz, Laura Raymond, Corina Salazar, Pam Spees, and Christina Zampas. Preliminary drafts of this report were circulated for comment to Farrin Anello, Sabi Ardalan, Virginia Benzan, Holly Cooper, Meghan Heesch, Sital Kalantry, Ira Kurzban, Helena Olea, and Moria Paz, all of whom provided valuable feedback. The authors are appreciative of the officials from the White House, U.S Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Department of State, and U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince who met with the authors and partners on several occasions. The authors also thank officials from the Haitian government who met with the authors and partners during their visits to Haiti. The authors thank Le Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés/Support Group for Returnees and Refugees (GARR) for use of their offices while in Haiti. The authors deeply appreciate the contributions of clinic paralegals Roseliris Dominguez and Danny Vargas, without whose assistance this report would not have been possible. The authors also thank Dean Patricia White of the University of Miami School of Law for her support of this project. Finally, and most importantly, the authors wish to thank the many deportees and their families who generously shared their stories of loss and hardship. While the authors are grateful for the assistance of the individuals and organizations listed above, the authors and collaborators are solely responsible for the findings, legal analysis, and recommendations in this report." @default.
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• W4214527835 title "Problematizing the Intersectionality of the Deportee Experience with the Homeless Experience in Trinidad and Tobago" @default.
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