Visa Allocation and Delay Litigation Concerns

Event Date: 01/19/2022 CLE Credit Not Available for Roundtables
Format	Length	CLE Eligible
Video Roundtable	60 minutes	No

Discussion Topics

The Visa Allocation System, Redistribution of Numbers, and Problems That Arise from The System's Design
Litigation That Has and Has Not Successfully Addressed Visa Allocation Issues Resulting from USCIS Adjudication Delays
Concerns Applicable to Family-Based and SIJ Petitions, and Whether Any Litigation Has Been Pursued in This Sphere
What Types of Litigation or Other Forms of Advocacy Could Work

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Mark Prada (DL), AILA Federal Court Litigation Section Steering Committee/High Impact Litigation Committee, Miami, FL

Bradley Jenkins, Silver Spring, MD

Michelle Canero, Miami, FL

Jesse Bless, AILA Director of Litigation, Boston, MA

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