Cathryn Paul
Public Policy DirectorShe/Her/Ella
Representing over 120,000 Black and Latino immigrants and working families, Cathryn Paul serves as the Public Policy Director for CASA. Recently announced as the University of Maryland’s 30 under 30, Cathryn has driven successful campaigns in the Maryland legislature resulting in crucial victories in Maryland, including legislation to end state/local partnership with ICE, expand tax credits to immigrant taxpayers, expand healthcare coverage, and more. Cathryn has also led and supported various other statewide policy reforms, including emergency progressive pandemic response, police reform, and tenant rights. She is a leading voice for immigrant rights in Maryland, and now oversees CASA’s advocacy work across four states – and the federal level. Cathryn is an alumna of the University of Maryland.
Media Mentions:
USA Today: Beyond immigration: ICE’s massive surveillance system has info on most Americans, report says
University of Maryland: Terrapin Club Names Cathryn Paul as Maryland’s 30 under 30
The Washington Post: Maryland legislature overrides Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes of immigration bills
The Baltimore Sun: Think Hogan is doing a good job? Here’s why he’s not | COMMENTARY
The Washington Post: Maryland grants stimulus aid to undocumented immigrants, other noncitizens
The Kojo Nnamdi Show: Show Undocumented: The Pandemic’s Forgotten
Baltimore Sun opinion: Maryland lawmakers should better protect immigrants
Maryland Matters opinion: Why ICE Doesn’t Belong in Hospitals
