What the U.S. Can Do To Address Transnational Repression Within Its Borders
Sandra Grossman, founding partner at Grossman Young & Hammond, is a skilled practitioner with nearly two decades of experience in
Sandra Grossman, founding partner at Grossman Young & Hammond, is a skilled practitioner with nearly two decades of experience in a broad range of immigration and human rights matters. Sandra has developed a unique practice representing and supporting clients before Interpol. In 2019 and 2024, Sandra testified before a bipartisan Congressional committee (the “Helsinki Commission”) as a national authority on how to curb abuse of Interpol by autocratic nations. Washingtonian magazine has repeatedly recognized Grossman as one of “Washington’s Top Lawyers.” She is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and serves on AILA’s State Department Liaison Committee. In 2022, AILA awarded Grossman the Edith Lowenstein Memorial Award for Excellence in Advancing the Practice of Immigration Law. She has authored numerous articles for AILA and is a frequent speaker on consular issues and waivers. Grossman continues to assist applicants with visa applications and managing the consequences of Interpol notices at U.S. consular posts worldwide.