Hub Reinforces Loyola’s Status

Hub reinforces Loyola’s status as a thought leader for immigration law

LOYOLA WILL LAUNCH AN AMBITIOUS NEW INITIATIVE supported by a $6 million anonymous gift to better prepare students and professionals across disciplines to meet the multifaceted challenges faced by migrant families in the U.S. and around the world.

Guided by Loyola’s Ignatian values and a pressing need for skilled immigration professionals, the Holistic Immigration Hub will bring together experts from law, health care, education, and social work to train future attorneys, judges, social workers, educators, and health practitioners in a first-of-its-kind effort by an American University.

The Hub’s scope and approach build on the work of Loyola Law’s Civitas ChildLaw Center founded in 1993, and the Center for Human Rights of Children established in 2007. It solidifies Loyola’s standing as a top destination for training immigration professionals and as a national thought leader in immigration law.