UNDOCUMENTED, UNTREATED, UNHEALTHY: HOW THE EXPANSION OF FQHCS CAN FILL THE GAPS OF BASIC HEALTHCARE FOR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS.
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- Buffalo Human Rights Law Review, 2018, v. 25, p. 139
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THE RIGHT OF ALL CHILDREN TO GROW UP WITH A FAMILY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLACEMENT IN ORPHANAGES, RESIDENTIAL CARE, AND GROUP HOMES.
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- Buffalo Human Rights Law Review, 2018, v. 25, p. 65
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"MAKE SURE YOU BELONG!": A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF INTEGRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENTIAL AND CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS IN EUROPE.
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- Buffalo Human Rights Law Review, 2018, v. 25, p. 37
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"TEMPTATION'S PAGE FLIES OUT THE DOOR": NAVIGATING COMPLEX SYSTEMS OF DISABILITY AND THE LAW FROM A THERAPEUTIC JURISDICTION PERSPECTIVE.
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