Comment: Preparing For Trump, Policy Memo, Travel, Enforcement
Today's issue of Immigration Daily contains an articles on How Vulnerable Immigrants Can Prepare For Trump Administration, Winter Travel, ultra vires, Immigration Enforcement, OSC lawsuit, USCIS Policy Memo on Discretionary Options for Designated Spouses and others, and CRP Final Rule on US Pacific travel card.

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Article: How Vulnerable Immigrants Can Prepare For Trump By Hassan Ahmad

Article: Winter 2016 U.S. Immigration Compliance Travel Advisory By Avi Friedman and Bernard Wolfsdorf

Article: Idea Overboard Or What Does "ultra vires" Mean To You & Me? By Joseph P. Whalen

Blogging: The Key To Successful Immigration Enforcement May Be To Let The Labor Department Handle It By Nolan Rappaport And Prakash Khatri

Blogging: OSC Files Lawsuit Against Two Washington Companies Alleging Discrimination By Bruce Buchanan

News: USCIS Publishes Policy Memo on Discretionary Options for Designated Spouses, Parents, and Sons and Daughters of Certain Military Personnel, Veterans, and Enlistees

News: CBP Publishes Final Rule On The U.S. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Business Travel Card Program

Focus: The EB-5 Summit, New York - Black Friday Discount Deadline

The EB-5 Summit For Attorneys and Developers will be taking place on Friday December 16th in New York, NY. The speakers include Parisa Karaahmet (Discussion Leader), Peyman Attari, Matt Gordon, Doug Hauer, Janak Mehta, Clifford Morris, Reid Thomas, Rob Winner, and others to be announced. This event is sponsored by AISA, E3 Investment Group, Florida Organic Aquaculture, NES Financial and Seyfarth Shaw LLP.

This is a all-day workshop from 8am to 5:45pm which includes multiple panels covering the EB-5 industry from 360 degrees. For additional information, including speaker biographies, sponsor profiles, and to register, please see: Online. For the fax form, please see here.

Don't delay, act today! - Black Friday Discount Deadline is November 25th. Sign up today and save $200!

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Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney
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Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegal
Troy, MI - A boutique mid-sized professional services firm is seeking an Immigration Paralegal with employment based experience. The firm provides delivery of global, business-based immigration services, servicing clients in a number of industries and for virtually every country in the world. Their clients are mid- to large-tiered corporations, providing them with a single source solution for work and residence permits, visas, and customized immigration analyses. Ideal candidate will have 3+ years of experience in providing support in preparing and filing of petitions and applications with federal government agencies. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, preparing and drafting routine correspondence and memoranda, researching immigration law and procedures, and case management. Please send your resume to veronica@employmentimmigration.com.

Letters of the Week: Roger Algase

ComingsNGoings: Immigration Event
Washington, DC - December 7 - Doctors as Taxi Drivers: The Costs of Brain Waste among Highly Skilled Immigrants in the United States - Migration Policy Institute. See here for info: http://www.migrationpolicy.org/event...-united-states