The EU Council and UK Government have postponed Brexit's fate until January 31st, 2020.

In lieu of this development, we revisit the past episode with Kahn Branch, to understand the man centered around this story, Boris Johnson.

Today we discuss how the government is collecting DNA samples from immigrants migrating to the United States. Sci-Fi film? No. just the latest news.

Co-Founder of Bistream Makoto Takeda joins the podcast. Bistream orchestrates business partnerships with companies, investors and universities based in Japan and Germany. He explains the mission behind his company and the mutual benefit created between these two global markets.

BREAKING NEWS on the latest public charge regulation.

Judge George Daniels of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan issued a preliminary nationwide injunction prohibiting the administration from enforcing the rule a few days before it was slated to take effect on Tuesday.

Erickson Immigration Group's Justin Parson and Hiba Anver weighs in.

Do H-4EAD holders present harmful competition for U.S. workers. If so, how can that be quantified?  Erickson Immigration Groups' Kahn Branch and James Vandenberg, attended Save Jobs USA V. DHS circuit court hearing, to find out. Today they share what they gathered.

What technical skills do American companies value among the best and brightest? Which approach should specialists take to stay current and flexible in the industry? We explore this idea by using Erickson Immigration Group as a real-world case study. EIG provides value to clients by remaining nimble when it comes to implementing innovative ideas. To usher us through this conversation we invite EIG’s Chief Technology Officer, Sanjay Akut. 

What is the price of freedom of expression in the land of the free? A US visa, citizenship maybe? Do you consider your online identity and associations as an accurate representation of your true values? And somewhere, the constitution has to fit into this equation. To help work out this math we welcome Erickson Immigration Group attorney Ryan M. Knight.

Today is a special episode — we are celebrating the Immigration Nerds podcast's first anniversary! We started in a tiny room with a few attorneys and a producer, all of us racking our brains to tackle the day. We now have a guest list and audience that is truly worldwide.

We are humbled have the brightest minds in immigration sit down with us, and especially thank Dave Bier, Laura D. Francis, Ian Kullgren, and Claudia Cubas for being our first five guests. You were truly our guinea pigs, and we thank you for trusting in us. Over the next few months,we will release a few bonus episodes titled “A Year in Immigration” highlighting the special guests that have brought context and insight into the immigration issues during 2019.

This week was filled with news of consecutive restrictive measures taken place within immigration. To make sense of the week and to address what is being done about it, we brought in a dedicated advocate within the space, Greg Chen. Greg is the Director of Government Relations for American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). He directs his team in congressional advocacy, legislative reform, and interacting with major government agencies providing services to over 16,000 AILA lawyers to help make sure their cases with families and agencies are handled appropriately.