Represent detained clients in immigration bond hearings, master calendar hearings, and individual hearings
Advocate before immigration judges in bond redetermination and removal proceedings
File bond motions, custody redetermination requests, and related applications
Provide legal advice and counsel to clients and families navigating ICE detention
Conduct client interviews, legal research, and case preparation with sensitivity and urgency
Draft motions, briefs, and other legal filings before immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
Collaborate with legal assistants, interpreters, and support staff to ensure timely and accurate case management
Stay current on developments in immigration law, particularly detention and bond-related case law and policy
Maintain clear communication with clients’ families and support networks throughout detention and bond processes
Requirements
Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
Licensed to practice law in any U.S. jurisdiction and admission to the state bar where the office is located (or willingness to obtain)
Minimum 2 years of experience practicing immigration law, with a focus on removal defense and detention/bond hearings
Experience conducting hearings, presenting oral arguments, direct examination and cross-examining witnesses in immigration court
Demonstrated ability to handle a high-volume caseload while providing excellent client service
Fluency in Spanish (or another widely spoken language) strongly preferred; candidates without fluency should demonstrate ability to work effectively with interpreters
Strong research, writing, and oral advocacy skills
Compassion, cultural competency, and a commitment to immigrant rights
Benefits
WFH Flexible
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Hard skills
Juris Doctor (JD)immigration lawremoval defensebond hearingslegal researchcase preparationdrafting motionsoral argumentsdirect examinationcross-examination
Soft skills
client servicecommunicationcompassioncultural competencyadvocacysensitivityurgencycollaborationorganizational skillsability to handle high-volume caseload