2024 Post-Election Guidance: The Practice of U.S. Immigration Law in 2025 and Beyond

2024 Post-Election Guidance: The Practice of U.S. Immigration Law in 2025 and Beyond

2024 Post-Election Guidance: The Practice of U.S. Immigration Law in 2025 and Beyond (Live Seminar - No CLE)
11/21/2024 02:00 PM ET - 03:30 PM ET
$199.00
2024 Post-Election Guidance: The Practice of U.S. Immigration Law in 2025 and Beyond (Seminar Recording - No CLE)
$179.00
Live Event Date: 11/21/2024
Format Length CLE Eligible
Web Seminar 90 min. No

Now that the 2024 elections have concluded, a panel of AILA leaders and experts will provide guidance about how the outcome might shape U.S. immigration policy over the next four years. Panelists will focus on likely changes in leadership as well as policies and procedures at USCIS, CBP, ICE, EOIR, DOJ, DOS, and DOL. Finally, they will engage in a constructive dialogue about the practical measures AILA members can take to best represent and advocate for their clients.

Featured Topics:

  • Changes to expect in the short– and long-term from the new administration
  • What opportunities and threats does the new Congress present?
  • Litigation: How will the courts affect immigration policy?
  • Border: How will the border debate shape immigration policy?
  • Navigating the transition: How to secure your clients’ best interests
  • AILA in action: preparing for change and assisting members

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Kelli J. Stump, AILA President, Oklahoma City, OK

Jeff Joseph, AILA President-Elect, Denver, CO

Gregory Z. Chen, AILA Senior Director of Government Relations, Washington, D.C.

Sharvari “Shev” Dalal-Dheini, AILA Senior Director of Government Relations, Washington, D.C.

The speaker's/author's views do not necessarily represent the views of AILA, nor do they constitute legal advice or representation. Practice tips provided are based on the speaker's/author's experiences and the current state of the law. Please be sure to conduct legal research and analysis for your unique situation as the law changes quickly and experiences may differ from your own.