Crafting a Winning Particular Social Group for an Asylum Case - Recording (.MP3)

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Faculty

Tammy Lin (DL), San Diego, CA

Tammy Lin opened her practice in 2016 after almost nine years working for a nonprofit where she was hired to start the asylum program. She is a two-time former AILA San Diego Chair, former chair and current member of AILA National’s Media and Advocacy Committee and Removal Defense Online Course Committee member. Ms. Lin earned a B.A. from the University of Notre Dame and J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law.

Jason Dzubow, Washington, DC

Jason Dzubow is an immigration attorney in Washington, DC. He specializes in asylum, family immigration, and appeals. He has taught at George Washington University Law School and George Mason University. He volunteers at the BIA Pro Bono Project and blogs at www.Asylumist.com.

Michael J. Tisocco, Seattle, WA

Michael J. Tisocco is a first-generation American from Mexican and Italian parents and he speaks Spanish fluently. He is the founding member of Tisocco Immigration PLLC. He is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and is a regular speaker on Immigration matters. Named a “Rising Star” in Immigration Law for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020, he co-founded the Attorney of the Day Program at the Northwest Detention Center. He also volunteers with the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, AILA Military Assistance Program, OneAmerica, QLAW, Latino Bar Association of Washington, Entre Hermanos and El Centro de la Raza.