Adam Hunter

Adam Hunter is a distinguished professional with a strong educational background. He pursued studies at renowned institutions such as Harvard Kennedy School, Vanderbilt University, University Of Regensburg, and Cornell University, majoring in German, European Studies, and immigration policy.

Throughout his dynamic career, Adam has held key roles in prominent organizations. He served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary For Immigration Policy at the U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, bringing expertise and leadership to this vital position.

Previously, Adam was the Executive Director at Refugee Council Usa (Rcusa), Director of Immigration And The States at The Pew Charitable Trusts, Chief Of Staff at Uscis, Deputy Chief Of Staff at Uscis, Senior Advisor To The Director at Uscis, Program Manager at the Office Of Citizenship at Uscis, and Advisor at Heinrich Böll Foundation, among other significant roles.

His professional journey also includes experiences such as being a National Security Graduate Intern at the Center For American Progress, Office Director at the European Parliament, Robert Bosch Foundation Fellow at Robert Bosch Stiftung, and Program Assistant at German Marshall Fund Of The United States, reflecting a diverse and extensive skill set.