Sandra’s legal practice is set apart by her strong Christian convictions. Her work is done with honesty, diligence and dedication. Her commitment is to honor Jesus with all the gifts and skills He has given her to be a voice and guide for those who need help and give God the glory for every approved case.
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Sandra Hernandez
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Attorney Sandra Hernandez was raised in East Los Angeles as part of an immigrant family. Experiencing first hand the fears, challenges and hope of a mixed status family, Sandra naturally grew a passion to advocate and represent families in the complex and ever changing immigration legal system as an attorney.
She attended the University of California, Santa Barbara for her undergraduate studies and obtained her Juris Doctor degree at Loyola Law School. As a law student, she partook of the first class of the Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic, the only community based immigration clinic at a law school in the nation and she helped secured the first approved case for the Clinic.
Once licensed as an attorney, she was hired by the Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic representing low-income clients from East Los Angeles. Through her nine-year service at the Clinic, Sandra directly represented over 1,000 clients in removal and affirmative immigration cases. She built an expertise in humanitarian and family immigration law. With her experience, she supervised attorneys, law students, interns and staff to provide direct legal services to the indigent community. She managed the Clinic’s consultations at Dolores Mission and Homeboy Industries providing legal support to staff. She taught tailored immigration classes to the clinical law students. She also spearheaded advocacy projects like Know Your Rights community presentations and bi-national legal work for transient migrants in Mexico seeking admission to the U.S. In collaboration with community partners, like NALEO, LACC, and Mexican Consulate, she engaged in a series of naturalization workshops helping hundreds of migrants gain U.S. citizenship. Television networks like Univision, NBC and ABC invited her to provide her legal expertise on current immigration policies and affairs. She currently sits in the Board of the Pathway to Law School program in East Los Angeles College to help first generation college students achieve their professional legal goals.
Sandra Hernandez
Attorney at Law
