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Law student Dannie Keza’s internship experience in a legal clinic
We are pleased to showcase a blog post by Dannie Keza, a third-year student in the French Common Law Program, written in connection with her Summer 2025 internship at the Newcomer Legal Clinic as part of the CML3571 course (Student-Proposed Internship). Guided by a strong commitment to social justice, she has a particular interest in immigration and refugee law as well as employment law.
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The Budget as Border: Administrative Exclusion and Canada’s Migrant Protection Obligations
When refugee claimants face years-long waits and shrinking access to legal aid, the problem is often framed as administrative. In this article, Sara Wilson argues that the real issue is a widening gap between Canada’s human rights commitments and the fiscal choices that shape migration governance.
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