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    Fahimeh (Farimah) Kashkooli and Alma
    Fahimeh (Farimah) Kashkooli comforts her daughter Alma after Alma arrived at JFK airport on Feb. 6, 2017. Photo by Bruce Gilbert

    Warm Welcome

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    By on February 7, 2017 Alumni, Editor's Picks, International and Human Rights Law, International and Non-J.D. Programs, Law School News, News, Public Interest and Service, Students

    On February 6, Fordham Law students, accompanied by Dean Matthew Diller and Assistant Dean Tom Schoenherr, gathered at JFK airport’s Terminal 1 to support their fellow student Fahimeh (Farimah) Kashkooli and welcome Kashkooli’s daughter, Alma.

    Alma suffers from a rare congenital disorder, which required her to travel from her native Iran to the United States for proper medical care. That travel had been delayed by the president’s recent executive order on immigration.

    Fordham Law alumnus Gordon Caplan ’91 of Willkie Farr & Gallagher and members of his firm provided pro bono assistance to the Kashkooli family.

    Read more about Alma’s journey in the New York Post and Reuters.

    Gordon Caplan ’91, Amir Fadavi ’17, Fahimeh Kashkooli, and Dean Matthew Diller await the arrival of Kashkooli’s daughter.

     

    Fahimeh Kashkooli and a children’s aid with Alma, shortly after her arrival.

     

    Fahimeh Kashkooli speaks to the media about her daughter.

     

    Fahimeh Kashkooli waves goodbye as she and Alma leave the airport.

     

    Photos by Bruce Gilbert.

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