Katie Siler

Directing Attorney at Immigrant Defenders Law Center

Katie Siler has extensive experience in immigration law, currently serving as the Directing Attorney and Managing Attorney at Immigrant Defenders Law Center since November 2019, where oversight involves supervising attorneys who represent non-citizens deemed mentally incompetent in immigration matters. Prior roles include serving as an attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office of Immigration Review, providing legal counsel to immigration judges and drafting decisions on complex immigration issues. Katie began with legal experience as a law clerk for the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, further enriching expertise through internships and externships, including positions at the U.S. Department of Justice and the Los Angeles Superior Court. Educational achievements include a Juris Doctor from the University of California, Los Angeles, complemented by a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations from San Diego State University, as well as additional studies at Universidad Nebrija and the University of Oxford.

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Los Angeles, United States

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Immigrant Defenders Law Center

The Immigrant Defenders Law Center is a non-profit law firm established in May of 2015. Our staff is comprised of attorneys and advocates from the immigrant rights community who collectively have decades of experience fighting for the rights of immigrants in Southern California and beyond. The Immigrant Defenders Law Center advances social justice for Southern California’s most marginalized immigrant communities through legal services, community empowerment, and advocacy for adults and children in immigration custody and their families. The Immigrant Defender Law Center’s objective is to preserve families and communities by empowering individuals to know their rights in the immigration system, providing access to legal representation, and advocating for social change.


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