Mark Fleming
Mark Fleming is an attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC), an organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of immigrants. He has been involved in legal efforts to challenge immigration enforcement practices and has spoken out against the Trump administration's aggressive immigration policies, highlighting their impact on vulnerable communities.
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United States:
Mark Fleming is the associate director of federal litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Center and represents hundreds of detainees in a class action lawsuit.
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Canada:
Mark Fleming, chief of staff of the IRC, was the main interlocutor between the Indigenous groups and the Canadian Church on the repatriation effort.
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Guatemala:
Mark Fleming, a lawyer from the National Immigrant Justice Center, stated that detentions without a judicial order are common.
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United States:
Mark Fleming, an attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center, noted the people set to be released 'are probably all over the country' and need to be located.
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Mexico:
Mark Fleming described increasingly violent and dangerous arrests in Chicago.
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Guatemala:
Mark Fleming emphasized that the government should not revert to practices declared illegal by the courts.
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Guatemala:
Mark Fleming criticized the detention center, calling it an independent and unaccountable detention system.
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Australia:
Mark Fleming, the associate director of federal litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Centre, said it amounted to an 'independent, unaccountable detention system'.
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New Zealand:
Mark Fleming, the associate director of federal litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Centre, said it amounted to an 'independent, unaccountable detention system'.
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United Kingdom:
Mark Fleming is the associate director of litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Center who expressed concern over the emails.
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