Cardozo Law’s graduates continue to make strides in the post-graduate world, including two students who have been named to the Immigrant Justice Corps’ 2017 fellowship class. Danelly Bello and Claudine-Annick Murphy, both members of the Class of 2017, were chosen for IJC Fellowships and will serve two years in the Corps, focusing on helping immigrants fighting deportation and seeking lawful status. Bello will work with the Brooklyn Defender Service and Murphy will work for the IJC.
Twenty-five graduates from top law schools around the country were chosen for the fellowships at IJC, a program founded by Robert A. Katzmann, Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in 2013.
Since 2014, IJC has served 28,000 immigrants and their families.