Podcasts about lizbeth mateo

Lizbeth Mateo has been an immigrant rights organizer for over 10 years, and currently runs an immigration and worker's compensation legal practice in Los Angeles, California. Born in a Zapotec community in Oaxaca (wahaca), Mexico, Lizbeth became one of the first undocumented young people to risk deportation to demand passage of the Dream Act, when she was arrested in 2010 during a sit-in inside the office of Senator John McCain. In 2013, a few weeks before starting law school, Lizbeth and two other organizers traveled to Mexico and returned with six previously deported youth; all 9 successfully returned home to the U.S. after spending 17 days in an Arizona detention center. The first in her family to graduate from college, Lizbeth earned her J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law in 2016 and got sworn in as an attorney in June 2017 by then Senate President Pro-Tem Kevin the Leon.   Despite meeting the requirements for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the Obama Administration denied Lizbeth's DACA application 8 days before Donald Trump's inauguration. As an attorney and owner of the Law Office of Lizbeth Mateo, Lizbeth has helped many immigrants like herself apply for DACA, work permits, and to become legal permanent residents and citizens. She has also represented immigrants who are detained or living in sanctuary.

Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! We are excited to have two special guests on the show -- filmmaker team Chris Temple and Zach Ingrasci. Every film they produce is accompanied by an impact campaign to create measurable outcomes. Today, we're discussing their 2020 documentary short The Undocumented Lawyer, which portrays the struggles immigrants go through when coming to the United States. In this episode we discuss: The first undocumented immigrant in the U.S. to have bar membership How attorney Lizbeth Mateo inspired the film The Undocumented Lawyer What the film can do to further the advocacy work of Lizbeth The difficulties that unrepresented immigrants, including children, go through in the U.S. Organizations involved in working with immigrants The demand for immigration lawyers The way storytelling affects people, as opposed to cold facts Resources: The Undocumented Lawyer (https://www.undocumentedlawyer.org/) The Undocumented Lawyer Discussion Guide (https://optimist.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/UL-Sept-Discussion-Guide.pdf) Living on One Dollar (https://optimist.co/films/living-on-one-dollar-documentary/) Salam Neighbor (https://optimist.co/films/salam-neighbor-documentary/) Optimist (https://optimist.co/) Kids In Need of Defense (https://supportkind.org/) First Undocumented Immigrant To Pass Bar In US And Practice Law In California Casts First Vote As Citizen (https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2020/11/16/first-undocumented-immigrant-to-pass-bar-in-us-and-practice-law-in-california-casts-first-vote-as-citizen/) Podcast Episode 58: Non-Profit Law and Social Entrepreneurship (with Adrian Tirtanadi of Bayview Hunters Point Community Legal) (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-58-non-profit-law-social-entrepreneurship-guest-adrian-tirtanadi-bayview-hunters-point-community-legal/) Download the Transcript  (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/episode-276-the-undocumented-lawyer-a-sneak-peek-with-directors-chris-temple-and-zach-ingrasci/) If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love a nice review and/or rating on Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-school-toolbox-podcast/id1027603976) or your favorite listening app. And feel free to reach out to us directly. You can always reach us via the contact form on the Law School Toolbox website (http://lawschooltoolbox.com/contact). If you're concerned about the bar exam, check out our sister site, the Bar Exam Toolbox (http://barexamtoolbox.com/). You can also sign up for our weekly podcast newsletter (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/get-law-school-podcast-updates/) to make sure you never miss an episode! Thanks for listening! Alison & Lee

Julie & Adrian host their first interview on You + Me & Chisme featuring Lizbeth Mateo & Zach Ingrasci. Zach is one of the directors of the new documentary, The Undocumented Lawyer, which follows Lizbeth an attorney who swore to uphold the Constitution. She’s also undocumented. When a client takes sanctuary in a church, Lizbeth’s own experience guides their fight for justice. Plus, The Pop Culture Pop Up features Jerry from Cheer, Cardi B divorcing Offset, and the Fast Times at Ridgemont High reading with Jen, Brad, & Shia. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @youmeandchisme

On this episode of Virginia Interfaith LIVE, Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy's Immigrant Justice Organizer Yanet Limon-Amado talks with immigration attorney and activist Lizbeth Mateo about the Supreme Court's recent decision regarding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and what it means for new applications and travel. We hope you enjoy and you can find us at virginiainterfaithcenter.org or at vainterfaith on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. En este episodio de Virginia Interfaith LIVE, Organizadora de Justicia para Inmigrantes del Centro Interreligioso de Virginia Yanet Limon-Amado habla con Abogada de Inmigración y Activista Lizbeth Mateo sobre la decisión reciente de la Corte Suprema sobre DACA (Acción Diferida) y que significa para nuevas aplicaciones y permisos de viaje. Esperamos que disfrute y puede encontrarnos en virginiainterfaithcenter.org o en vainterfaith en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook.

La abogada Mateo habla sobre cómo navegar por las complejidades de la ley de inmigración durante COVID19.  También responde a algunas preguntas que sus clientes suelen plantear, como la definición de carga pública. https://www.facebook.com/mateolawoffices/ 1800-875-0158

Today we have an interview with Marcos Duran, a detainee at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center who participated in a hunger strike at the facility in early April and Lizbeth Mateo, an immigration attorney who represents Duran. Later in the program, we have a group audio statement from detainees at the Otay Mesa Detention Center who are on hunger strike demanding sanitation measures in response to Covid-19.

What up everyone!! Welcome to another episode of LEMeKNOW My guest on today's episode is Lizbeth Mateo Lizbeth is an Imigration lawyer, she has an office in Wilmington where she has helped people reach the American Dream for the past 2 years. On this episode we talk about the recent threads of the president and we address some of your concerns. We talk about the 10 year law, your rights as an immigrant, and her struggles as an undocumented lawer. Don't forget to follow her on IG/FB @mateo_law Keep the questions coming!!! You can also leave a voicemail (424)2619005 Like the podcast! Leave a review of 5 stars, please!!! We are on iTunes/ SoundCloud/ Google Play/ Stitcher/ Spotify I hope you guys enjoy!!! As Always… Thank You for listening and letting me be part of your day. Insta/Face @lemeknowpod Email lemeknowpod@gmail.com CLICK ON THE LINK ON BIO TO LISTEN Track Title: Artist:

What up everyone!! Welcome to another episode of LEMeKNOW My guest on today's episode is Lizbeth Mateo Lizbeth is an Imigration lawyer, she has an office in Wilmington where she has helped people reach the American Dream for the past 2 years. On this episode we talk about the recent threads of the president and we address some of your concerns. We talk about the 10 year law, your rights as an immigrant, and her struggles as an undocumented lawer. Don't forget to follow her on IG/FB @mateo_law Keep the questions coming!!! You can also leave a voicemail (424)2619005 Like the podcast! Leave a review of 5 stars, please!!! We are on iTunes/ SoundCloud/ Google Play/ Stitcher/ Spotify I hope you guys enjoy!!! As Always… Thank You for listening and letting me be part of your day. Insta/Face @lemeknowpod Email lemeknowpod@gmail.com CLICK ON THE LINK ON BIO TO LISTEN Track Title: Artist:

On the night of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in 1968, a photographer caught an image of the presidential candidate just after he was shot. In it, a young hotel worker named Juan Romero cradles Kennedy's head, looking up, stunned. At the time, Romero was just 17-years old. That night, that photo, and everything that followed changed his life forever. Also: In Los Angeles, gentrification is affecting immigrant communities as once gritty downtown neighbourhoods become trendy places to live Activist and lawyer Lizbeth Mateo becomes the first unauthorised immigrant named to a statewide post in California; In Mexico City we visit a neighbourhood called ‘Little LA’; Finally, we take a tour through a score of Los Angeles’ of global ice cream shops. (Senator Robert F. Kennedy stands among supporters in the main ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel, just after claiming victory in California's presidential primary. The Senator was shot moments later as he left the ballroom. Credit: Bettmann/Getty Images)

California is stepping closer to a civil war with the federal government over immigration. In the latest round, one day after President Trump visited the state to see prototypes of his border wall, the state senate appointed an illegal immigrant to serve on a state commission, a big step in California’s progressive history. Lizbeth Mateo, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was appointed to the state’s Student Opportunity and Access Program Project Advisory Committee. Perhaps, as a lawyer who advocates for immigration rights, she would have a perspective to share as a witness before a state commission, but as a member? There’s no legal basis for that and it is a further effort by California to tweak the Trump administration. Unfortunately, the rule of law is rarely raised anymore in debates about immigration policy. Tweaking Trump is just a bad approach to public policy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julio and Maria kick back this Friday and catch up on the week's news—from the Pennsylvania special election in a disappearing congressional district to the power of youth walking out of school to protest gun violence. They also chat about courageous women of color, like undocumented immigration activist Maru Mora-Villalpando, who filed a complaint against ICE and Lizbeth Mateo, an attorney and Dream 9 OG who became the first undocumented immigrant appointed to a statewide post in California. And they discuss the tragic assassination of Marielle Franco, a Rio de Janeiro councilwoman. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

La segunda parte de la historia de Lizbeth Mateo. Una joven que nació en Oaxaca México y llegó a Los Ángeles a la edad de 14 años. Mateo obtuvo su licenciatura de Cal State Northridge y acaba de recibir su título de abogada de la Universidad de Santa Clara. Mientras se prepara para presentar su examen de la barra de abogados de California, aún vive bajo la presión de que el gobierno la pueda deportar en cualquier momento. #Dreamers #DACA #UCLA #CSUN #ElShowDeOmaryArgelia

Lizbeth Mateo obtuvo su licenciatura de Cal State Northridge y acaba de recibir su título de abogada de la Universidad de Santa Clara. Mientras se prepara para presentar su examen de la barra de abogados de California, aún vive bajo la presión de que el gobierno la pueda deportar en cualquier momento. #Dreamers #DACA #UCLA #CSUN #ElShowDeOmaryArgelia

Radio Nepantla. Primer episodio de la serie Dreamers: Redefinir el Sueño Americano. Tomás Rodríguez y Keila Vizcarra cuentan la historia de Lizbeth Mateo, joven activista y ahora abogada que ha luchado por los derechos colectivos de los inmigrantes. Una producción de El Nuevo Sol, el proyecto multimedia en español de la Universidad del Estado de California en Northridge. Producción y edición: Tomás Rodríguez. Composición y producción musical de Alex Bendaña. Si desea escuchar los episodios con transcripción, vaya a: elnuevosol.net/radio/ Subscríbase en iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/elnue…sol/id1236574136 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elnuevosol/message

Lizbeth Mateo and Luis Angel were both born in Mexico and brought to the US by their parents as children. They hustled like crazy in school, getting through college by washing dishes, working in a deli and grinding nonstop. They both also made it a point to keep going and pursued law school. Luis received his JD from NYU and Lizbeth hers from Santa Clara Law. To make these stories even more ridiculous, they were also both very actively involved in and leading the undocumented immigrant movement - pushing for the DREAM act and mobilizing to stop all the raids and deportations. They both put it on the line on many occasions. These two are special, and this episode is special. Please listen and share it with your friends and family. These are stories that need to be heard and this episode contains practical information that the community needs to know and be aware of given the potential impact of president-elect Trump's impending actions.PLEASE VISIT THESE LINKS FOR MORE INFORMATION:Petition to GRANT DACA to LIZBETH: http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/portfolio/lizbeth/Post Election DACA Talking Points: https://www.ilrc.org/daca-talking-pointsIMMIGRANT YOUTH COALITION: http://theiyc.org/ALTO TRUMP CAMPAIGN to protect ourselves and stop Trump: http://altotrump.com/NATIONAL DAY LABORER ORGANIZING NETWORK: http://www.ndlon.org/en/

In this week's Scheer Intelligence, Robert Scheer sits down with immigration rights activist Lizbeth Mateo to discuss what should be done for immigrants and her own status.