George Rodriguez Receives the 2022 State Bar of Texas' Mentorship Award for the Immigration & Nationality Section!
Cris Haest • August 23, 2022
Congratulations to our own George Rodriguez on receiving the State Bar of Texas' Mentorship Award for the Immigration & Nationality Section!
George was recently announced as a 2022 honoree from the State Bar of Texas' Immigration & Nationality Section for the Mentorship Award.
From the announcement by Chair Roy Petty:
"George has the answers. For years he has guided attorneys in resolving detention and removal matters. George served for more than 14 years as the AILA liaison to Dallas ICE. He frequently speaks on immigration law topics, including advising lesser experienced attorneys to represent their clients effectively and ethically. George has taught immigration law at SMU Dedman School of Law. He serves on the Board of the National Hispanic Institute and the Bishop’s Immigration Taskforce. He is the Co-chair of the Bachman Lake Together Board. He is one of the founders of the BeGolden Journey campaign which promotes treating immigrants with dignity and compassion. And, he still finds the time to answer questions of fellow attorneys."
Read our latest blog discussing President Trump's recent immigration actions, including the end of CBP One, featuring insights from our managing partner, George Rodriguez. Stay updated on the impacts for migrants and legal immigration processes.
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