Brandon O. Dixon

Brandon Dixon is one of the newest members of our team of experts at the Justice Immigration Institute, coming with an experience in immigration law that is almost unrivalled. Back in his student years, Brandon was a promising student of Letters, but after graduating he decided that studying Law would put his talents to better use. Three years later, Brandon finished his BA in law with summa cum laude and involved himself in multiple activities that concerned the field of immigration law.

To begin with, he voluntarily offered his expertise and it was put to good use at the United Nations Commission on humanitarian law, using up his spare time to publish articles and papers in various academic circles. This was one of the most prolific periods in his life. He was so active that whilst working with the U.N., Brandon obtained his J.D. from the same college he studied at as an undergraduate, Duke Law.

In order to spread his views on immigration law, Brandon started teaching as an assistant professor and now he has a tenured teaching practice at the University of Chicago, having earned the respect of fellow colleagues and students alike.