Senior Attorney
Lorna Julien joined CAIR Coalition in 2019. She works in the Detained Adults Project Universal Representation Program providing direct representation to detained noncitizens in removal proceedings.
Lorna graduated from American University with a B.A. in Justice and Law and a minor in Psychology. After American, Lorna attended the Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law. There she spent much of her time during her 2L and 3L year working in Catholic’s legal clinic, Columbus Community Legal Services (CCLS). In CCLS, Lorna worked in the Family and the Law Clinic, spending most of her time working with victims of domestic violence who were seeking to apply for U visas or victims seeking Civil Protection Orders in DC Superior Court. After graduating from law school, Lorna went on to work at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). While at DOJ, Lorna worked in the Office of Enforcement Operations, assisting law enforcement agencies and prosecutors who were seeking S visas for witnesses, and then in the Office of International Affairs working on extradition and international evidence gathering matters. Lorna is excited to return to the practice of providing direct legal representation to immigrants in the U.S.
Lorna is admitted to practice law in New York.
