Mitchell Bromberg, Esq.
Mitchell Bromberg's practice centers on the subject of this site: deportation defense, detained clients, bond proceedings, appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals and motions to reopen removal orders.
Current as of September 2026. We re-check this page every quarter and after any rule change.
Mr. Bromberg earned a bachelor's degree in political science and his law degree at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. He was admitted in New Jersey in 2023 and in New York in 2024.
Most of what he does happens on short clocks. A detained docket sets deadlines in days. A bond hearing is often the first thing a family needs. An appeal to the Board has to arrive within 30 days, and a motion to reopen within 90. His practice also includes U visas, family immigration, asylum and citizenship applications, which is the rest of the list a removal defense has to check before conceding anything.
Bar admissions
- New Jersey, 2023
- New York, 2024
Federal courts
- Eastern District of New York
- District of New Jersey
Education
- J.D., Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
- B.A., Political Science
Where you will find his work on this site's subject
- Detained removal defense, and what a family should do in the first 72 hours. Bond itself is covered at icebail.com.
- Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals.
- Motions to reopen and in absentia orders.
- U visas and the other relief decided outside the courtroom.
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