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Angelina Marques is a dedicated advocate for immigrant, women, and worker’s rights. She has been working closely with immigrant communities since high school and has spent years working with students with limited English proficiency. She studied abroad in Madrid, Spain and Guadalajara, Mexico, and interned in Jinotepe, Nicaragua, where she advocated against domestic violence. She later interned at East Bay Sanctuary Covenant, an immigrant rights organization in Berkeley, California.. While a student at Seattle University School of Law, she interned at the Alaska Immigration Justice Project, provided legal representation through Seattle U.’s Immigration Law Clinic, and advocated for farm worker rights in central Washington. She also externed with the Honorable Carol A. Schapira at King County Superior Court, and with the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services. After law school, Angelina enjoyed volunteering with Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, where she provided assistance on asylum, DACA, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status cases.. Angelina is fluent in English and Spanish, and enjoys volunteering as an attorney El Centro De La Raza’s Legal Clinic and the Snohomish County Legal Services’ Housing Justice Project.

Adrian Mejia graduated from the University of Washington witha B.A. in Global Studies and minors in Policy Studies and Human Rights. He recieved his J.D. from Gonzaga University School of Law. Originally from Mexico City, Adrian Mejia grew up in the suburbs outside of Seattle. Prior to founding Mejia & Beverlin, he worked as a Washington State DSHS Certified Medical Interpreter, engaged in administrative rulemaking and nondiscrimination policy as a Title VI Specialist with the Washington State Department of Transportation, and provided pro se assistance on behalf of Northwest Immigrants Rights Project to detainees at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma.