Description:

The Immigration Detention Fellow is a new grant-funded position aimed at furthering our social justice mission, increasing our ability to represent detained immigrants who cannot afford a lawyer, training new lawyers to enter the pro-bono field, and providing increased opportunities for collaboration with our clinical, pro-bono, and extern programs for law students. The Immigration Detention Fellow will work with the two Practitioners-in-Residence, one paralegal and faculty and students who are part of the Immigration Detention Project at Center for Social Justice. This Project is part of a broader State-wide coalition aimed at universal representation for detained immigrants.

Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Providing legal representation to detained immigrants.
  • Coordinating law student involvement with the immigration detention project.
  • Representing CSJ at stakeholder and community/advocacy meetings.
  • Tracking hours, assisting in grant report preparation

Required Qualifications:
  • J.D. required
  • Spanish fluency

Salary Grade:
AD150 - Administrative

Exempt/Nonexempt:
Exempt

Physical Demands:
General Office Environment