Irma Diaz is an Immigration Judge with the Executive Office for Immigration Review, bringing extensive experience from her time as Assistant Chief Counsel for the U. S. Department of Homeland Security and a partner at a boutique immigration law firm. Colleagues describe her as tenacious, dedicated, and detail-oriented. She earned her J. D. from Pace University.
Her commitment to public service is evident through her dual career path, serving not only on the bench but also as a Captain and Judge Advocate in the U. S. Army Reserve. This long-standing military service highlights a deep dedication to country and justice that extends beyond her civilian role.
She concurrently serves as a civilian Immigration Judge and a Judge Advocate in the U. S. Army Reserve.
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