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For Episode 19, we're thrilled to have a special guest with us: Salem Afangideh, a friend of the podcast who is bold and brave woman of God, an immigration attorney, and an immigrant herself.
She currently loves in Montgomery, Alabama, and moved from Nigeria to Alabama when she was 14 years old. In the less than eight years since she arrived in Alabama, Salem graduated early from high school, received a law degree when she was 20 years old, and worked in Washington, D.C. to help victims of human trafficking and domestic violence. Wow. In November, she joined forces with other like-minded attorneys to form Afangideh Global, which focuses largely on immigration law.
Some take-away points + quotes from Salem:
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3/21/2025 01:36:35 pm
Salem Afangideh’s insights on immigration are both powerful and inspiring. Her journey as a Nigerian immigrant and attorney highlights resilience and advocacy. A must-read conversation!
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