Immigration Law
Immigration law is the study of rules relating to immigration court proceedings, including the deportation process, employment and education visas, potential deportation offenses, and political asylum and naturalization processes.
Through UMass Law's Immigration Law Clinic, students have been providing immigration legal services to persons in need for more than 15 years. Clinic students are able to work on real-world cases representing individuals, including unaccompanied minors, subject to deportation, seeking family reunification, applying for political asylum, or in need of juvenile or employment visas.
Examples of courses in this area include: administrative law, constitutional law, immigration law, immigration law clinic, immigration practicum, professional responsibility, and trial practice.
- Administrative Law
- Appellate Advocacy
- Constitutional Law
- Immigration Law
- Statutory Interpretation
- Trial Practice
- Immigration Law Clinic
- Immigration Practicum
- Field Placement
- Irish Immigrants Assistance Center
- UMass President’s Office, Office of General Counsel
- Judicial Internship Program, United States Department of Justice
- Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project, Los Angeles, California
- Legal Aid Society of San Diego, CA
- Judicial Law Clerk, U.S. Executive Office of Immigration Review
- Staff Attorney, Immigration Legal Services of Long Island, NY
- Project Attorney, CARA Pro Bono Project
- Immigrant Justice Center Florence Immigrant Refugee and Resettlement Program
- Staff Attorney, Immigration Legal Services, Catholic Charities, District of Columbia
- Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow, Immigrant Defender's Law Center
- Private law firms specializing in immigration law