Rebecca Hilton Steele

Rebecca is a dedicated and detail-oriented advocate for clients navigating high-stakes immigration and refugee matters.

Rebecca assists clients in a wide range of immigration and refugee law matters, including refugee claims, Pre-Removal Risk Assessments, applications for permanent residence (including through family sponsorship and based on Humanitarian & Compassionate grounds), and mandamus applications.

Rebecca also focuses on comprehensive representation in immigration matters spanning work and study permits, citizenship, and more, with experience representing both employers and individuals. Rebecca is a client-centered lawyer with a track record of successful written and oral advocacy.

Rebecca previously represented clients in immigration matters at Yale Law School’s Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic and in income security matters as a staff attorney at Legal Aid DC.

Rebecca served as a Research Coordinator for the Immigration Policy Tracking Project, a compilation of every Trump administration immigration policy designed to serve as a resource for advocates.

Rebecca is also passionate about access to justice, having previously volunteered with Community Legal Education Ontario to assist with increasing the usability of Steps to Justice, an online legal resource.