Alec Bracken, Immigration Attorney

Alec Bracken is an Immigration Attorney with Dunham & Jones. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in Communications. Alec then attended the University of Tulsa College of Law where he graduated with highest honors. While in law school, Mr. Bracken founded and served as the president and vice president of immLAW, was a Tulsa Law Review editor, was a clinical student at the immigrant rights project, and a student representative at the Tulsa Immigrant Resource Network. In law school, Mr. Bracken assisted immigrants apply for U-Visas, asylum, work authorization, VAWA, SIJ visas, and other forms of relief. In the summer of 2018, Mr. Bracken was a summer fellow at the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic where he represented clients as a student representative before the Executive Office for Immigration Review. After graduating law school, Mr. Bracken worked for three years for the Executive Office for Immigration Review as an Attorney Advisor for the Office of the Chief Immigration Judge at the Fort Worth Immigration Adjudication Center.

Mr. Bracken firmly believes that the immigration process should be fair for all and fights to ensure that his clients are adequately and fairly represented in all their immigration matters. In his free time, Mr. Bracken enjoys traveling, reading, woodworking, going to the theater, and spending time with his wife and two children.

Alec Bracken, Attorney at Law