Disruption! Preparing Clients and Their Employees for Worksite Enforcement Operations During the Second Trump Administration
| Live Event Date: 12/13/2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Format | Length | CLE Eligible |
| Web Seminar | 90 min. | No |
The incoming presidential administration has promised a host of actions that have the potential to significantly disrupt workforces in major segments of the economy and imperil noncitizens’ ability to obtain and maintain work authorization. Join our expert panelists to learn the latest information about what those changes might be, how your clients can effectively prepare, and best practices to mitigate the impact of aggressive immigration enforcement over the next four years.
Featured Topics:
- The incoming Administration’s plans for Form I-9 audits and worksite enforcement
- Advising clients in industries likely to be subject to aggressive worksite enforcement operations
- Anticipated changes to employment authorization document production
- Best practices for representing employers facing Form I-9 audits and/or investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Immigrant and Employee Rights Section
- Representing employees facing work authorization gaps
- Steps clients—both individuals and employers—can take now to prepare for an era of heightened enforcement
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Kimberley Best-Robidoux (DL), AILA Verification & Documentation Liaison Committee Chair, San Diego, CA
John W. Mazzeo, AILA Verification & Documentation Liaison Committee Vice Chair, Warminster, PA
Gregory A. Wald, AILA Verification & Documentation Liaison Committee, San Francisco, CA
Amy L. Peck, Omaha, NE