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Today's guest is Tom Jawetz, Vice President of Immigration Policy at the Center for American Progress. He is joined by Erickson Immigration group’s Managing Attorney Justin Parsons and Senior Attorney Meena Rafie. Together the group breaks down the Midterm elections and how it may shape a more sensible approach to immigration policy. Additionally, Tom gives us an in-depth look into the current situation with the Caravan migration and provides the underlining philosophy behind the actions of the White House. And lastly, Birthright citizenship…Prepare not to be surprised.
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Executive Producer: Ian Gaines
Attorney John Sherry explains the process of receiving dual citizenship, he sheds light on this often overlooked possibility. The possibility to tie identity not only to one's blood but to the very land.
Bloomberg Law Journalist Laura D. Francis joins along with EIG Attorney Hiba Anver. The two discuss immigration initiatives the White House is considering to enact early next year, in order to preserve more American Jobs. Exactly How would this impact the families of H-1b candidates and the company’s that employee them? In addition, we consider the potential future of the H1-b lottery, and Laura’s main takeaways from her conversation with the Director of USCIS, Frank Cissna.
Executive Producer: Ian Gaines
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage month, we bring to you a special edition. In a discussion with Erickson Immigration's very own we chat about their personal experiences growing up in a Hispanic household, the values instilled, and the importance of preserving language and identity. And of course, the common misconceptions that Americans often get wrong about the culture, from those of the culture.
Executive Producer: Ian Gaines
Erickson Immigration Group Attorney’s Andy Finkle and Christine Annand join to discuss NAFTA’s trade agreement replacement, USMCA. What are the key changes in this new agreement between U.S, Mexico, and Canada? Are there any provisions that may impact work authorization for those on TN Visa’s? Was there an opportunity to do more?
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