12/13/2012

Immigration Law Competition

About ILC

Started in 2006, NYU’s National Immigration Law Competition (ILC) is the NYU Moot Court Board’s annual external moot court competition, open to teams from ABA-accredited law schools other than NYU Law. The ILC focuses on cutting-edge issues in the field of immigration law and is judged by panels of distinguished NYU alumni and legal practitioners from throughout New York. The final round is judged by federal appellate and district court judges.

2024 Competition 

NYU School of Law hosted 26 student teams from law schools across the country at the 19th Annual Immigration Law Competition from February 2nd to February 4th, 2024. The Final Arguments were presided over by Hon. Eunice Lee of the Second Circuit, Hon. Roopali Desai of the Ninth Circuit, and Hon. Gregory Woods of the Southern District of New York. This year’s competition was presented with support from our sponsor, aiLegal Law.

2024 Award-Winners 

In First Place Overall is Team 26 from Yale Law School: Audrey Huynh, Ben Rodgers, and Neha Sharma.

In Second Place Overall is Team 8 from University of Virginia School of Law: Alex Hanna and Madhavi Subramaniam.

The Best Brief is awarded to Team 26 from Yale Law School: Audrey Huynh, Ben Rodgers, and Neha Sharma.

The Second Best Brief is awarded to Team 2 from New York Law School: Bridget Helbock and Elaine Ynoa Castillo.

The Best Oralist is awarded to Audrey Huynh from Yale Law School.

The Second Best Oralist is awarded to Alex Webb from University of Virginia School of Law.

Competitor Audrey Huynh from Yale Law School presents the argument for the Petitioner during 2024 ILC Final Arguments.