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A Pragmatic Solution for Climate Refugees
Posted by Evan Patton | Jun 7, 2023
Public Charge and Political Posturing
Posted by Jeremy Weber | Jun 5, 2023
Help Make a Difference: In-Person and Remote Pro B...
Posted by Erin Lynum | Jun 1, 2023
A Peek Inside the Spring 2023 Edition of the AILA ...
Posted by Cyrus Mehta | May 31, 2023
Practicing Law in TV Land
Posted by Anthony Drago | May 22, 2023
The Unchanging H-1B Cap in a Changed Country
by Adam Cohen | Jun 8, 2023
Adam Cohen delves into the H-1B visa program, from its inception to the latest registration process debacle, and calls on Congress and the Biden administration to improve the program and adapt it to meet the needs of the U.S. economy now, not the market of more than a generation ago.
Read MoreA Pragmatic Solution for Climate Refugees
by Evan Patton | Jun 7, 2023
AILA Law Journal author Evan Patton shared some insights from his recent article published in the May 2023 edition, titled “Towards a Pragmatic Solution for Climate Refugees Under Environmental, Human Rights, and Immigration regimes.”
Read MorePublic Charge and Political Posturing
by Jeremy Weber | Jun 5, 2023
AILA member Jeremy Weber describes the harmful effect of the Senate-passed resolution aiming to rescind the 2022 public charge rule, noting that AILA will urge President Biden to follow through on his promise to veto the measure if it passes the House.
Read MoreHelp Make a Difference: In-Person and Remote Pro Bono at #AILAAC23
by Erin Lynum | Jun 1, 2023
AILA’s Senior Pro Bono Associate Erin Lynum describes the pro bono opportunities at AILA’s upcoming Annual Conference, which includes both in-person and virtual pro bono clinics; everyone is encouraged to sign up and make a difference.
Read MoreA Peek Inside the Spring 2023 Edition of the AILA Law Journal
by Cyrus Mehta | May 31, 2023
AILA Law Journal Editor-in-Chief Cyrus Mehta gives a look inside the Spring 2023 edition with articles from leading experts and next-generation leaders, writing that “Immigration law’s complexities and nuances mean many of us as practitioners feel like we are on the cutting edge every day.”
Read MorePracticing Law in TV Land
by Anthony Drago | May 22, 2023
AILA member Tony Drago describes the impact of using video rather than in-person hearings, writing that while “In 2022, EOIR issued guidance to immigration judges on the use of virtual hearings, but far more clear guidance and standards are needed to ensure fairness.”
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