About Regina
Regina Jefferies is a seasoned immigration attorney based in Minneapolis, Minnesota — With a experience, she has been a member of the Arizona State Bar since 2007. Her commitment to immigration law is evident through her active involvement in the Arizona Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), which she joined in 2011. This engagement has allowed her to stay at the forefront of immigration issues and advocate for her clients effectively. In 2012, Jefferies founded the Law Office of Regina Jefferies, PLC, with a dedicated focus on immigration law. Her practice encompasses many services, including asylum applications, citizenship petitions, deportation defense, family visas, green cards, immigration appeals, investment visas, marriage and fiancé(e) visas, student visas, visitor visas, and work visas.
Each area of her practice reflects her understanding of the details of immigration law and her commitment to helping individuals navigate these challenges. In 2016, Jefferies made a significant move by relocating to Minneapolis, where she joined the University of Minnesota Law School as a lecturer. This role allows her to share her extensive knowledge and experience with the next generation of legal professionals. While teaching, she continues to offer legal services through her practice, maintaining her specialization in immigration law. Her dual role as an educator and practitioner enhances her ability to provide informed and practical legal guidance to her clients.
Jefferies earned her Juris Doctor from Arizona State University in 2005, where she distinguished herself as a Pedrick Scholar and served as Articles Editor for the Arizona State University Law Review. In addition to her JD, she holds a Master of Studies in International Human Rights Law from the University of Oxford, completed in 2008. This advanced education equips her with a unique perspective on immigration issues, particularly those related to human rights. Fluent in both German and Spanish, Jefferies is able to serve clients. Her language skills enable her to communicate effectively with clients from various backgrounds, ensuring that they receive the support they need.
Recognized for her contributions to immigration law, she remains an active member of the legal community. Jefferies is authorized to practice law in Arizona and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. As of February 2026, she is not listed as a member of the Minnesota State Bar. For the most current information regarding her licensure status, it is recommended to consult the Minnesota State Bar Association's official resources.
