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Not having electric power for several business days makes one
appreciate the tremendously beneficent impact electric power has had on human lives. The man
who made that happen was Nikola Tesla, an immigrant who left his native land with the design of
the three-phase alternating current electric motor in his head, and came to the US to make it a
reality. The alternating current (AC) electric transformer and motor invented by this immigrant was
responsible for making power available to every business and home at a mere flick of a switch.
When we say that America is a nation of immigrants, it is true in many senses of the words. Please
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News: USCIS Announces Openings and Continued Closures Of New York Metro Area Offices.
News: BIA Changes Filing Deadlines Due To Hurricane Sandy
News: USCIS Postpones Quarterly Asylum Stakeholder Meeting Indefinitely
Today's Obama's Childhood Arrivals Promise Graph
Focus: The EB-5 Summit For Attorneys and Developers - Discount Registration
The EB-5 Summit For Attorneys and Developers will be held on Friday, November 16 in Houston,
TX. Speakers will include Robert Loughran, Ignacio Donoso, Charles Foster, Clifford Morris, John
Meyer and others to be announced. The curriculum is as follows:
Morning Session For Investor's Counsel
- Lawfully Advising on Project Choices
- 526 Petitions and Source of Funds Issues
- 829 Petitions and Documenting Job Creation
- Ethical Considerations in EB-5 Practice (1.0 EPR Credit)
Lunch Presentation
Afternoon Session For Regional Centers and Regional Center Counsel Economist Panel
- Economist Issues: TEAs, Job Creation Models, Tenant Occupancy Issues
- Marketing Projects in Compliance with U.S. Securities Law
- Developing the 924 Petition
- Projects, Project Selection and Marketing Experiences From an Established Regional Center
- Legally and Effectively Marketing Projects Domestically and Abroad
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Headline: Grand Jury will Probe Helicopter Shooting of Immigrants in Texas - 2 undocumented
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Help Wanted: Immigration Professional
Nashville, TN - Immigration Law Office is seeking a Case Manager. The ideal candidate must be fluent in Spanish, able to problem-solve and patient with people from other cultures. This is a full time position. Salary DOE plus vacation time, other paid benefits. Email CV/Resume, cover letter to Sean@MusicCityVisa.com.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorneys
Multiple Locations - The Atlanta & Boston Offices of Seyfarth Shaw LLP is seeking staff attorneys for the firm's national Business Immigration and Global Mobility practice. Ideal candidates should have 2+ years of immigration experience with case review and analysis, client management, preparing and filing employment-based nonimmigrant and immigrant visa petitions including PERM processing, overseeing paralegals in case preparation, and serving as the primary contact to numerous prominent business clients. Salary is commensurate with experience. Please apply online in the career section of our website by clicking here
Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegals
Multiple Locations - The Atlanta & Boston Offices of Seyfarth Shaw LLP is seeking junior and senior paralegals for the firm's national Business Immigration and Global Mobility practice. Junior Immigration Paralegal candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree and a strong desire to learn the fundamentals of immigration law (in practice and theory). Senior paralegal candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree and 4+ years of progressively responsible business immigration experience. Paralegals will participate in all aspects of the firm’s national Business Immigration and Global Mobility practice, including assisting in the management of client relationships, case review and analysis, preparing and filing employment-based nonimmigrant and immigrant visa petitions, including PERM processing, and serving as a primary contact to numerous prominent business clients. Salary is commensurate with experience. Please apply online in the career section of our website by clicking here
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Advisory Board: Jason Dzubow, Rami Fakhoury, Matthew Kolken, Chris Musillo, Greg Siskind, Joel Stewart, Margaret Wong
The U.S. immigration authorities are constantly committing abuses against immigrants, legal or undocumented. They frequently use their own personal criteria when applying the law, without worrying about the consequences of their action. They deprive many who pursue the evil called “the American dream “of their rights and even of their life.
They subjugate, they damage and they discredit; they prom
ote inequality and social unrest, and provoke feelings of rejection and grudges in those affected.
The Glass Border is evidence of the above. The author, Luis Guillen, endured over the last several years the unjust and discriminatory attitudes of government officials convinced that their personal decisions were above the law.
The Glass Border is not only the real testimony of a victim, it is also a warning to all who aim to migrate to the U.S., and above all, to the U.S. authorities who should understand that they can no longer add a glass border or borders to their fortified physical border.