A public policy blog on America's dysfunctional immigration system
Practicing employment-related immigration law seems much like serving as consigliere to the biblical David and advising him on Goliath’s points of vulnerability (“[smite] the Philistine in his forehead“). As the bar knows well, in immigration matters the brobdingnagian federal government tends to go after the most lilliputian of American businesses.
The early case law interpreting the duty of…
Readers of this blog surely have noticed the absence of new postings in the last two months. With the start of the New Year, and a holiday season break, this blogger is refreshed and enthusiastic to alert readers to the dysfunctions of America’s immigration system. Coming weeks will see postings of podcasts on comprehensive immigration…
Today, lawyers worry about many looming threats.
It’s enough to spoil the few stolen moments of…
This is the first posting to a new public-policy blog with a name that must be a typo: www.nationofimmigrators.com.
Surely this blogger means to write “Nation of Immigrants,” not “Immigrators”. No; there’s no mistake.
We are all Immigrators. We, the inhabitants of America, whether citizen or foreigner, are all Immigrators.
In the post-9/11 America of 2004, Immigrators include:
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