Eyzuri Segovia Sanchez

I have been with Milla and Associates, LLC since 2015, which allows me to bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to every case. I was born and raised in Mexico and Spanish is my first language. My experiences as an immigrant help me understand clients’ needs and concerns from personal and legal perspectives. I am committed to strategizing and carrying out a successful path for my clients. In doing so, I aim to guide my clients through the various stages of cases from planning to obtaining long-awaited approvals.

I joined Milla and Associates in 2015 as a paralegal. In that role and as a BIA accredited representative, I was an integral part of obtaining successful results in complex cases before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Immigration Courts across the U.S., Board of Immigration Appeals, and U.S. Department of State offices around the world. From my extensive caseload over the years, I am adept at spotting issues and guiding clients through removal (“deportation”) defense, asylum, benefits under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), U visas, I-601A provisional hardship waivers and I-601 hardship waivers, adjustment of status to permanent resident (“green card”), naturalization (“citizenship”), and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

In 2020, I earned my juris doctor degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law. While in law school, I was awarded CALI Excellence for the Future Awards as the top student in courses on Legal Writing for Immigration and Nationality Law and National Security Law and was recognized in the Dean’s Honors List several times. I also excelled in the immigration law courses offered at Chicago-Kent, earned an externship at the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), and was an active officer of the Chicago-Kent Chapters of the ACLU, National Lawyers Guild, and Immigration Law Society.

I was among a small group of law students selected to travel to Dilley, Texas for the CARA Pro Bono Project in 2019 to assist asylum seekers in need of legal help at the U.S. southern border. With such valuable firsthand experience helping immigrants, my resolve to be a strong immigration advocate solidified. As an attorney, my goal is to provide my clients with the thoughtful, effective legal representation they deserve. Prior to law school, I graduated from Roosevelt University with a Master of Arts in Sociology (2013) and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (2010).