Established in 1970, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid (TRLA) is a nonprofit organization that provides free legal services to low-income and disadvantaged clients in a 68-county service area that covers the southwestern third of the state, including the entire Texas-Mexico border region. TRLA’s mission is to promote the dignity, self-sufficiency, safety, and stability of low-income Texans by providing high quality legal services and related educational services.
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RECENT NEWS COVERAGE
- San Antonio Express News (7/23/08) - Commissioners Cancel Self-Help Legal Center
- LSC Updates (7/17/08) - Mother Reunited with Abducted Children After Two Year Struggle
- Brownsville Herald (7/9/08) - Groups Seek Clarification on Evacuation Policies
- KGBT 4 (7/9/08) - Border Patrol Sued for Hurricane Policy
- San Antonio Express News (7/9/08) - Valley Group Suing Border Patrol Over Document Checks in an Evacuation
RECENT PRESS RELEASES
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7/8/08 Mother Reunited with Abducted Children After Two Year Struggle
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6/27/08 Fake Legal Aid Operation Returns to San Antonio
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6/26/08 Rio Grande Valley Families to Fight Border Wall in New Orleans
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6/5/08 Local Children to Use Photography to Raise Money for Housing Victims
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6/4/08 Mother Continues Legal Fight After Citizen Daughter Removed to Mexico
Press inquiries should be submitted to Communications Director Cynthia Martinez at cmartinez@trla.org or 512.374.2764.
