Claudia Arevalo, J.D.

Immigration Attorney / Abogada de Inmigración

Claudia A. Arévalo's journey from Mexico City to the United States for her education gave her firsthand insight into the complexities of immigration. Graduating from the University of Arizona in Political Science in 1996, she later pursued International and Comparative Law at the University of San Diego Law School, studying in Paris and Florence in 2002, before earning her Juris Doctor degree from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law.

Her professional endeavors extend beyond legal practice to passionate advocacy. As a member of organizations like the New Mexico Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, Claudia's activism resonates within the Arizona community. She's deeply involved in educational forums, offering guidance on immigration laws like SB1070 and participating in DACA Fairs.

Claudia's impact isn't confined to local spheres; she's engaged in international dialogue on immigration issues, speaking at events like the International Bar Association's panel on Border Issues in 2013. Her advocacy also extends to visual storytelling, appearing on television programs and contributing her legal expertise to projects like "Torn from her Arms."

Beyond law, Claudia champions reproductive rights, particularly in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), showcasing her holistic approach to advocacy.

Currently serving as Legal Counsel for the Mexican Consulate in Nogales, Arizona, and the Consulate of El Salvador in Tucson, Arizona, Claudia operates within diplomatic circles, navigating legal complexities across languages. Fluent in English and Spanish, with proficiency in French, Greek, Italian, and Portuguese, her linguistic skills underscore her commitment to breaking down barriers in her pursuit of justice.