The Supervising Attorney oversees legal staff, manages a client caseload, and represents clients before immigration courts and agencies. They also lead advocacy efforts, develop pro se clinics, and facilitate training sessions for staff and community members. Candidates must possess a Juris Doctor degree, admission to a state bar, and at least five years of experience in immigration law. A minimum of one year of supervisory experience is also required, along with strong communication skills and a commitment to Quaker values.
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