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Attorney
Immigration
Min 1 yrs required
Advocacy and Outreach Attorney The candidate will be responsible for working on local, state, and federal systemic advocacy issues impacting Maine’s immigrant community. Will be conducting education and outreach on immigration laws and legal rights to Maine’s immigrant community and other stakeholders; and coordinating communications on immigration issues and firm’s work to partners, supporters, the public, and the media. Monitor and analyze relevant activity related to immigration policy on the local, regional, and national levels. Coordinate a strong policy and advocacy agenda consistent with the organization’s strategic plan and mission. Participate on coalitions and work groups related to immigration law and advocacy. Represent firm in the community to build and strengthen community relationships. Advocate on important immigration issues by: testifying before the legislature; meeting with local, state, and federal government officials; advocating with law enforcement; writing policy statements and sign-on letters, and other related activities. Conduct education and outreach to immigrant groups, service providers, stakeholders, and the public on immigration laws and legal rights, including immigration policy changes that impact Maine’s immigrant community. Coordinate know-your-rights presentations to Maine residents detained by ICE, and conduct advocacy related to ICE enforcement and detention. Coordinate communications on immigration law and firm’s work through regular email communications, social media, press releases, and op-eds. Participate in legal staff activities, including attending weekly legal staff meetings, in order to remain informed and updated on immigration laws and procedures. Perform other tasks as assigned by the Legal Director or the Executive Director. Should have a JD degree and be a member in good standing of any State Bar. Prior experience with immigration law required. Language skills, especially Spanish, French, Somali, Arabic, or Portuguese, are desirable.
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