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Flushing-based organization awards scholarships to undocumented students

By Rachel Butler Posted on October 31, 2023

The Flushing-based Minkwon Center for Community Action recently awarded scholarships to undocumented students in an effort to help them further their education.

Taewoo Kim and Jessica Park were each presented with a Dreamers Scholarship of $2,000 to aid them financially as they are both pursuing careers in law. Kim and Park are both undocumented students.

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Flushing-based organization awards scholarships to undocumented students

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