Immigration Academy

Faculty Sponsor: Professors Kif Augustine-Adams & Carolina Núñez

Description: 

The BYU Law Immigration Academy is a five-day intensive skills training program focused on introducing students to the practice of immigration law, with a strong emphasis on corporate immigration law.  Students will gain experience researching and analyzing legal issues, drafting documents, and advising clients relating to complex immigration matters facing U.S. businesses, and will also receive training on key public interest and family-based immigration topics. The Immigration Academy will be held in the Salt Lake City offices of Fragomen, the nation’s premier corporate immigration law firm, and students will receive instruction from experienced immigration attorneys and partners. Instruction will include group sessions, team and individual mentoring, document analysis, and application-based simulations.

A Word from Our Firm Sponsor:


Fragomen is recognized as the world’s leading immigration services law firm, providing comprehensive immigration services for short- and long-term international assignments, permanent transfers, and the local hire of foreign workers.  With more than 4,300 immigration-focused professionals and staff spanning more than 55 offices worldwide, we offer clients immigration law support in more than 170 countries.  The firm’s expansive global network is cohesively unified and connected through the use of proprietary, immigration-specific technology. Our newest U.S. office in Salt Lake City is led by local immigration professionals with personal ties to the community who understand the unique immigration needs of the dynamic businesses in the area. Our Salt Lake City team helps businesses of all sizes–from start-ups to established players–with the full range of their U.S. business immigration needs. At the same time, Fragomen is also committed to serving vulnerable populations, and the firm’s professionals share their skills to create better access to quality advice and legal counsel for immigrants in need.