As the tech industry continues to sprawl into uncharted territory there is a growing demand for workers. But getting the visas required to bring in the necessary people to fill jobs is no simple task. On this episode, we discuss the different types of visas available for the tech industry, strategies for getting those visas and issues affecting the process.

Sports immigration is a unique industry because foreign coaches, managers, support staff and many other people all require visas to participate. There are a few different visa types available, each suited for the different situations and positions.

Political rhetoric is dominated by the "othering" of immigrants. In this episode, we look at how immigration benefits higher education, the I.T. industry and the U.S. as a whole.

John Lennon was a founding member of the Beatles whose immigration case became the foundation for what is known today as DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and the DREAM (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) Act.

On this episode, we examine Lennon’s immigration battle and the court ruling that eventually led the Obama administration to release DACA as an executive order.

Would Melania be able to enter the country under a new merit-based immigration system and how exactly would she meet the criteria for the EB1 visa?

The First Lady Melania Trump is an immigrant to this country and became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2006. As an American citizen, Melania was able to sponsor her parents to become green card holders, and eventually U.S. citizens just a few months ago. This is the type of immigration, known as chain migration, that the Trump administration is trying to drastically reduce.

Cuts to immigration have been happening since Mr. Cissna was in charge of the USCIS. The real question is how much harder can we expect someone like Mr. Cuccinelli to be, besides all the way to zero?

In this episode we discuss:

A. What the Canadian merit-based model looks like.

B. Who Jared Kushner has consulted with for Immigration Policy.

C.The effects of immigration on higher education.