American Immigration Lawyers Association
Immigration attorney in the City of Industry and First Vice President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association
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Victor Nieblas
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FROM Victor Nieblas
Which Way, L.A.?
Scamming the Undocumented USC's Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration has reported that 10% of all the people in LA County are illegal immigrants. That makes this the national capital of immigration fraud. Saul Gonzalez has a special report from Sonic Trace , KCRW's Independent Producer Project. Maria Gutierrez (R) with her lawyer Gina Amato Lough of the legal aid organization Public Counsel You can read more about immigration fraud — in English and Spanish — and see photos of Maria Gutierrez at kcrw.com/whichwaylablog . For more stories from KCRWs Sonic Trace, which tells the stories of immigrants in Southern California, visit kcrw.com/sonic trace .
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