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IMMIGRANT DEFENDERS LAW CENTER
Contract #
A-2021-037
Agency
City Manager's Office
Council Approval Date
3/16/2021
Expiration Date
1/31/2023
Insurance Exp Date
7/20/2021
Destruction Year
2028
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ILIANA ALEXZ5 GOMEZ <br />Phone: (909) 286-5658 ■ E--Mail: iliana(r),) ndcforg <br />E ucAn <br />UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles, California <br />J.D. Candidate, May 2017 <br />UC Berkeley, Berkeley, California <br />B.A., Legal Studies, May 2014 <br />Honors., Magna Cum Laude <br />EXPERIENCE <br />Immigrant Defenders Law Center, Los Angeles, CA August 2017-Present <br />Staff Attorney, NQKP <br />■ Represented inunigrants deemed mentally incompetent to represent themselves in imi igration court, <br />wherein such cases heavily involve criminal -immigration issues. <br />" Had a denial overturned by the Board of Immigration Appeals under a clear envr standard, <br />A Granted asylum on three cases for mentally ill men from Mexico. <br />■ Granted asylum for a mentally ill woman from El Salvador. <br />• Granted asylum for a bisexual man from El Salvador. <br />■ Granted termination after extensive briefing regarding the standard for granting relief in immigration <br />court after post -conviction relief. <br />The Bronx Defenders, Bronx, New York <br />Legal Intern, Immigration Practice <br />Summer 2016 <br />• Worked with removal defense and plea consult practices; work primarily focused on issues at the <br />intersection of immigration law and criminal law. <br />• Conducted legal research on array of issues, including criminal bars to immigration relief and the <br />interplay between criminal convictions and both removal and inadmissibility. <br />• Drafted briefs, including a brief arguing that a client was eligible for withholding of removal. <br />■ Participated in six --week trial advocacy course taught by office staff attorneys, learning about opening <br />statements, direct and cross examination, and closing statements. <br />UCLA School of Law Asylum Clinic, Los Angeles, California Spring 2016 <br />Student, .Public Counsel P1aL-ement <br />■ Worked one day a week at Public Counscl as part of semester -long clinical course <br />■ Worked with student partner and client to prepare asylum application to submit to USCIS. <br />■ Drafted client declaration; completed I-589 form, researched and compiled country conditions <br />evidence. <br />,N Worked with client in removal proceedings, communicated directly with client and two witnesses to <br />draft client and witness declarations. <br />CARECEN Youth Deportation Clinic, Los Angeles, CA <br />Votunteer <br />Fall 2015 <br />■ Conducted intake interviews of undocumented immigrant youth in Spanish to assist attorneys with <br />assessment of eligibility for immigration relief. <br />
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