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The Statue of Liberty, which has been called the "Mother of Exiles," stands as a reminder of one of the foundational ideals of U.S. immigration policy-providing refuge to the vulnerable. Women worldwide have new reason to believe in this promise, because victims of domestic violence may now have a better chance of being granted asylum in a U.S. immigration court.
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Jillian Blake,
Welcoming Women: Recent Changes in U.S. Asylum Law,
108
Mich. L. Rev. First Impressions
71
(2010).
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