Meet The Staff

Ms. Bridget Cambria, Esq.

Partner

Bridget Cambria, Esq. is a Partner in the law offices of Cambria & Kline, P.C., specializing in immigration law. Known for providing attentive and dedicated advocacy for people dealing with immigration issues, Bridget has a proven ability to successfully represent individuals with family related immigration matters, removal defense, asylum related issues, claims under the VAWA, issues concerning immigration detention, applications for post conviction relief and other complex areas of immigration law.

Since May of 2014, Bridget, and her firm of Cambria & Kline, PC, has represented more than 100 families detained at the Berks County Residential Center, including those in short term detention and those subject to prolonged detention exceeding one year. Cambria & Kline’s litigation efforts have resulted in grants of Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and CAT protections in detention and upon release in the Immigration Court, BIA and Third Circuit Court of Appeals. In October of 2015, Bridget and Jackie were awarded the Pennsylvania Pro Bono Award for assisting in the representation of more than 200 families who have been subject to prolonged family detention in Pennsylvania.

Cambria & Kline has been, and is, committed to ending family detention locally and nationwide. With the efforts of this firm, and other local advocates, the State of Pennsylvania has announced that it will not renew the license for the Berks County Residential Center. Further, Pennsylvania announced that the facility is not in compliance with license requirements as it operates as a secure facility detaining solely immigrant families. In so finding, the State has announced that there is no law in Pennsylvania that permits the detention of refugee families.

Ms. Cambria is a graduate of the Roger Williams School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island, receiving her Juris Doctorate in May, 2006. She also carries a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Sociology from Albright College, in Reading, Pennsylvania. Attorney Cambria was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in May of 2007. She has since specialized in the area of Immigration Law.

From 2011 to 2014, Bridget Cambria served as a managing attorney for a city law firm developing relationships with the culturally diverse Philadelphia community and managing a robust and busy immigration practice spanning all areas of immigration law.

From 2007 through 2011, Attorney Cambria worked exclusively on immigration matters in the Law Office of George A. Pliakas, Esq. in Providence, Rhode Island, a law firm with over 40 years of specialization and success dealing with immigration matters. There she gained trust within immigrant communities and became dedicated to the plight of people struggling to keep their family together or those who wish to live, work or study in the United States.

Prior to entering law school, Ms. Cambria worked as a Shelter Care Counselor for the Berks County Residential Center in Reading, PA for those families and children detained by Immigration. Through this employment Ms. Cambria was able to work first-hand with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) providing daily care and attention to families and children who were apprehended by ICE. This experience offered her a unique perspective to those dealing with the immigration system and compassion for those families trapped in the difficult process of becoming legal residents and citizens of the United States.

Notably, Bridget was successful in setting an essential precedent in 2013. In the case of Matter of Zeleniak, 26 I&N Dec. 158 (BIA 2013), Bridget successfully argued that in the absence of DOMA, immigration law could not, and did not, prevent the legal right of same sex couples to petition for their spouses and to have same sex marriages legally recognized under Immigration laws. Attorney Cambria has experience advocating for clients before many Immigration Courts throughout the United States including Philadelphia, Newark, Baltimore, New York, Hartford, and Boston. Additionally, she has successfully represented people before the Board of Immigration Appeals and is a Board Member for the Literacy Council of Reading-Berks.

Mrs. Jacquelyn M. Kline, Esq.

Partner

Mrs. Kline is a Partner at Cambria & Kline, P.C., in Reading, Pennsylvania. She specializes in immigration law and has represented clients before Immigration Courts throughout the United States. Mrs. Kline and her firm have represented more than 300 families detained at the Berks County Residential Center (detention center), including those in short-term detention and those subject to prolonged detention exceeding one year. Cambria & Kline’s litigation efforts have resulted in grants of Asylum, Withholding of Removal and CAT protections in detention and upon release in the Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. In October 2015, she and her partner, Bridget Cambria, received Pennsylvania Bar Association Pro Bono Awards for assisting in the representation of more than 200 families who have been subject to prolonged family detention in Pennsylvania. In 2016, they also received the Annual Pennsylvania Bar Association Immigration Law Pro Bono Award for their work at Berks. Mrs. Kline has years of experience handling all types of immigration-related cases, including U-nonimmigrant visas and post-conviction relief act (PCRA) cases for clients facing immigration deportation based on criminal convictions. She received her B.A. in Political Science from Eastern University and her J.D. from Drexel University School of Law. Mrs. Kline worked as a Drexel University Public Interest Law Fellow at the Nationalities Service Center in Philadelphia and received a fellowship to work on immigration issues for the Christian Legal Clinics of Philadelphia, where she continued to volunteer at legal clinics.

Ken Salador

Associate Attorney

Ken Salador, Esq. is an Associate Attorney at Cambria & Kline, P.C. Mr. Salador received his Juris Doctor in 2015 from the Widener University Delaware Law School. Mr. Salador joined the Cambria & Kline team in the summer of 2015. Mr. Salador has already proven himself a dedicated attorney who provides his clients with individualized attention and zealous representation. Mr. Salador is a knowledgeable attorney who strives to provide the best representation possible to his clients. Ken Salador is a valuable member of the C&K team.

During law school Mr. Salador worked with a non-profit organization assisting immigrants in Central Pennsylvania. He also participated in a summer abroad program with Human Rights Law in the Americas in Costa Rica and worked as a legal intern with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Costa Rica. During law school, Mr. Salador worked as a Legal Intern for the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) at the York Immigration Court.

Mr. Salador earned his Bachelor of Arts in 2010 from Temple University where he majored in criminal justice. Mr. Salador is proficient in Spanish.

Martha Sandoval Reyna

Paralegal

Martha Sandoval-Reyna graduated from Kutztown University with a B.A. in English, with a Concentration in Paralegal Studies.

Martha joined Cambria & Kline July 2014, as a bi-lingual immigration paralegal. Martha is an invaluable member of the C&K team, regularly going above and beyond her assigned duties to assist the attorneys and clients. Martha is often the first contact a client has with Cambria & Kline, and the friendly voice clients hear when they phone the office.

Intelligent and self-starting, Martha has always exceeded expectations in this office, excelling as support staff. She has experience in assisting in the completion of immigration documents, translations, court exhibits and other correspondence. Most importantly, Martha ensures clients are kept up to date on their case status, and travels with counsel to assist the attorneys in the difficult case that our clients need assistance in detention. Mrs. Sandoval-Reyna plays an active role in our office’s commitment to the representation of refugee children.

Martha’s kind and caring spirit is immediately evident in meeting her. We often refer to her as the true “superwoman” of the office.