Title: EOIR Swears in 23 New Immigration Judges | myattorneyusa
Headings: EOIR Swears in 23 New Immigration Judges
EOIR Swears in 23 New Immigration Judges
Baltimore Immigration Court: Immigration Judge David C. Koelsch
Baltimore Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Zakia Mahasa
Chicago Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Patrick M. McKenna
Chicago Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Kaarina Salovaara
Cleveland Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Jonathan W. Owens
El Paso Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Nathan L. Herbert
Falls Church Immigration Adjudication Center: Immigration Judge George J. Ward Jr.
Harlingen Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Daniel B. Gilbert
LaSalle Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Angela Munson
Los Angeles Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Robert A. Fellrath
Los Angeles Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Natalie B. Huddleston
Los Angeles Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Nancy E. Miller
Los Angeles Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Jason R. Waterloo
Miami Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Michael G. Walleisa
New York City Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Lena Golovnin
New York City Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Cynthia Gordon
New York City Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Howard C. Hom
New York City Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Michael G. McFarland
Oakdale Immigration Court: Immigration Judge W. Scott Laragy
Otero Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Kathleen French
Pearsall Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Stuart D. Alcorn
San Antonio Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Eric J. Tijerina
Ulster Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Nelson A. Vargas-Padilla

Content: He has a law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law. Miami Immigration Court: Immigration Judge Michael G. Walleisa
Immigration Judge Michael G. Walleisa began hearing cases at the Miami Immigration Court in August 2018. Prior to becoming an immigration judge, Walleisa worked as an assistant U.S. attorney in various capacities with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida in Miami. Notably, he was an assistant U.S. attorney with the National Security Section from 2002 to 2018. From 1985 to 1989, he was a state prosecutor in Dade County, F