via People

Regardless of having her own clan of a family that practically resembles the United Nations, Angelina Jolie still doesn't forget those kids who have yet to be helped.

Last weekend, Angelina teamed up with Microsoft Corps. and 25 other leading law firms in an effort to stop the government's plan to deport over 8,000 unaccompanied immigrant children-- many of whom live in New York City.

Her new launch of KIND (Kids In Need of Defense) will provide free legal representation to immigrant children who came to America without an adult.

"These children often have nothing--no money, no support and no family," Angelina said in a released statement. "Many end up becoming lost, tramautized, and ultimately forgotten."

Moreover, last Friday Angelina also spoke about international crime and justice at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

"Over the past seven years, I've worked with UNHCR and I've travelled around the world to bring attention to refugees," Angelina said. "It's been a remarkable education."

Angelina continued to speak out on her personal experiences of seeing refugees return to the same debilitating place they fled, "They are returning to the same lawlessness that sent them running in the first place. I've seen aid workers tear up as they put ladies on a bus and say, 'I don't know what we're sending them back to."

She conceded that she had yet to come up with a concrete solution, "But I do know this," she said, "No mother who had her children killed in front of her, no young girl sold into slavery, no boy kidnapped and forced to be a child soldier and no young girl like the 3-year-old I met in Sierra Leone, who had her limbs cut off, should be expected to simply forget. No one should have to choose between peace and injustice."

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