Immigrant Justice Corps
Law PracticeNew York, United States51-200 Employees
Immigrant Justice Corps is a New York City-based organization that operates as the United States' first fellowship program dedicated to delivering high-quality legal assistance to immigrants pursuing citizenship or facing deportation. The program connects leading advocates with New York City's top legal and community institutions, aiming to shrink the justice gap for immigrant families through innovative approaches. It sits within the law practice sector and seeks to ensure immigration status is not a barrier to social and economic opportunity. Inspired by Chief Judge Robert Katzmann, the organization launched its Justice Fellowship program in 2019 to expand access to immigration legal services. In June 2026, it received the Robert E. Juceam Founders Award from AILA in recognition of its immigrant advocacy work.