WEBINAR-2024 U.S. Presidential Elections & Ramifications for Employment-Based Immigration (2024)

Continuing Education Credits: CE Credits:1.0

Tag(s) Available for SCRP/CRP CE Credit, Available for SGMS/GMS/GMS-T CE Credit, Immigration, Mobility Programs and Policies, Worldwide ERC Member, Premium Subscription, Webinar

Details:
Available to members and to Premium subscribers until 31 December 2027

Approximate Duration: 1 hour

CE Credits Available: 1 CRP, 1 GMS/GMS-T

Description:
2024 U.S. Presidential Elections & Ramifications for Employment-Based Immigration Webinar

With the 2024 U.S. presidential election season in full swing, immigration remains a top-tier election issue for both the candidates and potential voters. Depending on the outcome of the election, a new administration will take office and could bring with it policies and practices that will impact how U.S. employers utilize a range of employment-based immigration options and maintain compliance with various immigration requirements. During this session, leading immigration and policy experts, including Kelli Duehning from BAL and Bo Cooper from Fragomen, will discuss the immigration-related positions of former President Donald Trump (R) and Vice President Kamala Harris (D), how lessons from the Trump and Biden administrations could help mobility practitioners understand what could potentially occur in a new administration, and how mobility practitioners and their companies can start planning now to prepare for the possible impacts of a new administration in 2025 and beyond.

Disclaimer:
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