His practice focuses on immigration law, housing rights, employment and healthcare non-discrimination and increasing access to public benefits. Hussain graduated from UCLA School of Law (’16) where he completed a specialization in Critical Race Studies and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law. During law school, Hussain worked on HIV law and policy research as a Research Assistant at the Williams Institute. He also taught an intro-level undergraduate course on disability theories and the disability rights movement. He has spoken and written widely on HIV, sex work, race, religion, and sexuality. In March of 2017 he was awarded a public interest legal fellowship to support his work at LA HLP