Immigration and Naturalization Service
Chicago District
Witness the American Dream
The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) is an agency of
the U.S. Department of Justice that carries out our country's
immigration laws, providing for selective immigration and the
controlled entry of visitors, business travelers and other non-U.S.
citizens. INS defends America's borders against illegal immigration
and drug smuggling, while also assisting immigrants who are eligible
to become U.S. citizens.
The Chicago District of INS recruits students throughout the year.
The Chicago District includes Chicago, Illinois; Indianapolis,
Indiana; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Students often work in support of
preparing Naturalization ceremonies. INS offers flexible work
schedules, allowing students to concentrate on their education while
still earning a salary. The pre-employment process includes meeting
strict DOJ security requirements and submission to a urinalysis to
screen for illegal drug use. Students must also be U.S. citizens,
age 16 or over, type 40 or more words per minute, be in good academic
standing, and have at least a half-time course load.
In addition to these paid positions, students may also participate
in unpaid student internships for school credit. If you are
interested in this option, check with your school counselor to see
if there is already an agreement between your school and the INS.
If there is no agreement, have your school counselor contact our
office at (312) 385-1929.
AS OF: 02-02-01
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