Professors Aoki, Hing to Participate in ULJ Symposium

Professor Keith Aoki and Professor Emeritus Bill Hing have been invited to participate in a Fordham Urban Law Journal symposium on immigration reform.  The professors have been invited to submit an essay "that describes a specific element of the U.S. immigration system that [they] believe needs to be fixed, or a specific change to the system that [they] believe needs to be made."  The articles would be included in the ULJ's upcoming book on immigration law.

Keith Aoki is a professor of law at UC Davis.  He publishes and teaches in the areas of intellectual property, globalization, critical race theory, and local government law.  He was recently honored with election to the prestigious American Law Institute.

Professor Emeritus Hing is recognized nationally as an immigration law and community lawyering expert. He is the founder of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center in San Francisco.