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Alejandra M. Arrieta, the youngest child of immigrant parents and the first to attend law school is a human rights advocate that is demisexual, pansexual, neurodivergent, cis-gendered woman, and is ethnically Mexican American. As a young child, the human rights crisis at the border deeply impacted her desire for justice, equality, and equity and she chose to pursue those ideals as a career.
Alejandra M. Arrieta, the youngest child of immigrant parents and the first to attend law school is a human rights advocate that is demisexual, pansexual, neurodivergent, cis-gendered woman, and is ethnically Mexican American. As a young child, the human rights crisis at the border deeply impacted her desire for justice, equality, and equity and she chose to pursue those ideals as a career.