The Fellows will be inaugural three-year placements, who will seek to achieve full accreditation from the Department of Justice’s Recognition & Accreditation Program.
We asked four Fellows to share their experiences working through these operations, the impact the ICE presence had on their work and clients, and what they have taken away from the past year and a half.
Haley Todd Newsome, a 2025 Justice Fellow working, explains the broad community response to Operation Catahoula Crunch.
Amidst one of the most challenging moments for immigrant rights in a generation, Immigrant Justice Corps (IJC) is proud to welcome our 2026 class of Justice Fellows.
Three IJC Fellows share stories of programs they have started, in collaboration with their host organizations, and the impact they have seen in their communities.
Anna C. Everett, a 2025 Justice Fellow, discusses her work to keep clients safe during Operation Catch of the Day, and what comes next.
Casey Mangan, a 2020 Justice Fellow, dove into detention work when he began his fellowship, eager to help as many people as he could.
