U.S. News & World Report: How to Pick a Law School for an Immigration Law Career

Kevin R. Johnson

08 Dec 2025 — 1 min read

This U.S. News item from March 2025 by Anayat Durrani seemed to me to give good advice to prospective law students thinking about an immigration law career. It offers "tips on how to pick a law school for an immigration law career." It quotes an immigration attorney who said that “[w]hat matters most is finding a school that supports your interests and provides the right resources, such as immigration law courses, clinics and mentorship opportunities . . . . The key is to find a school that aligns with your passion and career goals.”

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Austin Kocher: Getting Our Bearings in an Age of Mass Deportation

A Reckoning in Springfield: A truck driver out on his route confronts what the country has become

Immigration Article of the Day: Affidavits Are Forever: Public Charge, Domestic Violence, and the Enforceability of Immigration Law's Affidavit of Support by Veronica Thronson

ICE Put Protester Photos Into a Palantir Database