Join David Zaritzky Brown as he talks about the most recent decision from Judge Beryl Howell on the $100,000 H-1B fee. He sees the ruling as a “lump of coal” for employers, universities, and H-1B applicants, explains why the Chamber of Commerce and universities lost on summary judgment, and what the upcoming appeals and February hearings could mean. We will continue to monitor the case and provide updates as it develops.** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

As 2025 comes to a close, David Zaritzky Brown reflects on one of the most divisive and chaotic years in modern U.S. immigration history. From headline-grabbing policies that lack legal grounding to the chilling effects on travel, free speech, and democratic norms, David offers a candid year-end assessment and a Christmas wish list focused on returning to legality and courageous leadership as we move into 2026.

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Join David Zaritzky Brown as he examines the proposed Trump Gold Card. He explains what the program claims to offer, how it compares to existing immigration options, and why there are significant legal and practical concerns. From unclear eligibility requirements to questions about visa backlogs and legal authority, this episode focuses on what immigrants and employers need to know.

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As the holiday season approaches, this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car finds David breaking down the growing challenges of U.S. visa processing during one of the busiest and most unpredictable times of the year. From sudden consular appointment cancellations and stricter Dropbox rules to new scrutiny around social media and content moderation roles, David explains what has changed, why it matters, and how travelers and employers can protect themselves.

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In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown, Managing Partner at Brown Immigration Law, breaks down a series of troubling developments unfolding across the U.S. immigration landscape.

From U.S. citizens being unlawfully detained by ICE, to arrests at routine green card interviews, to new scrutiny of H-1B applicants over social media and “content moderation,” David explains how long-standing norms are being upended. He also discusses the administration’s sweeping pauses on immigration benefits for entire nationalities following isolated incidents, and the growing legal battles these policies are fueling. David highlights why these shifts matter, how they impact families and employers, and what immigration advocates are doing to push back.

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David Zaritzky Brown returns this week on I’ll Call You From the Car to explain what employers and foreign workers should know as the H 1B lottery season approaches. He breaks down why the 2026 lottery is still expected to move forward, clarifies the truth behind the proposed one hundred thousand dollar fee, and outlines concerns about wage based selection rules. David also offers insight into the technical hurdles the government may face if it attempts to change the lottery system on short notice. By the end of the episode, listeners will have a clearer sense of what to expect in the coming months and how potential policy shifts could affect applicants.

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In this episode, David explains what he calls the immigration ecosystem and why it matters right now. He talks about the 52 million immigrants living in the United States, the rising fear many are experiencing, and how recent government actions are affecting people who are documented, undocumented, or somewhere in between. As the holiday season begins, David invites listeners to think about how immigrants shape the country, the values we all share, and why it is important to speak up for a fair and humane system.

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In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car, David breaks down why I-9 compliance has become increasingly important under the current administration. He shares recent real-world examples, including wage and hour inquiries and unexpected subpoenas, and explains how even simple requests can signal deeper federal involvement.

David outlines what employers should do to stay compliant: assign a trained I-9 lead, conduct regular internal audits, use reliable electronic systems, and know when to involve legal experts.

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In this episode, David Zaritzky Brown, Managing Partner at Brown Immigration Law, analyzes recent developments in U.S. immigration policy, including the proposed $100,000 H-1B fee and the introduction of a $1,000 fee for certain advanced parole entrants. Drawing on his 28 years of experience in business immigration, David explains how to distinguish between lawful, congressionally approved changes and performative policy actions that lack statutory support. He also discusses compliance considerations for employers, the implications of Project Firewall, and the importance of maintaining integrity within the immigration system.*

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This week, David Zaritzky Brown dives into the upcoming H-1B cap season, exploring recent regulatory proposals, wage-level concerns, and the impact on new graduates and employers. He breaks down how the lottery system works, why the H-1B remains a vital visa for international talent, and what potential changes could mean for students, employers, and the U.S. immigration landscape. David also previews upcoming webinars to help listeners navigate the H-1B process.

** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!