Immigration clinic aids Maryland's foreign-born population

Winstona Cole's clients were distraught. The Sudanese brothers had lived as refugees in Maryland for a year in spring 2005 and were eligible to apply for permanent U.S. residency. The immigration attorneys they inquired with to prepare and file the paperwork charged more than they could afford. "They were getting frustrated," Cole said. That's when ...

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Immigration clinic aids Maryland's foreign-born population

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