Professor David Brotherton: Detention Trial
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From: Breakthrough
Posted: Apr 21 08
Witnessed: 179 times
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Breakthrough, Brotherton, Deportation, Family, human_rights, immigration
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Professor David Brotherton's work has allowed him to witness an immigration trial firsthand. He shares the overall feeling of disbelief in the courtroom when the judge finally says, "you're gonna be deported."
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