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A Landmark Decision Overturning Trump Administration’s ‘Hold’ On Immigration Benefits Processing
Green and Spiegel LLP is a leading immigration law firm serving both Canadian and U.S. clients with comprehensive corporate and individual immigration services. With offices spanning North America including Toronto and Philadelphia headquarters, the firm provides strategic immigration solutions for businesses and individuals navigating complex cross-border mobility challenges.
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Green and Spiegel
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Site Visit Readiness Checklist: What HR, Managers, and Front Desk Should Do
Immigration site visits by government agencies can catch employers off guard, but proper preparation transforms potential disruption into routine compliance verification. This guide outlines essential protocols for HR teams, managers, and front-line staff to ensure accurate, professional responses when USCIS or DHS officers arrive to verify H-1B, STEM OPT, L-1, or R-1 employment information.
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Fennemore
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I-9 Compliance Made Practical (Part 1): What Employers Need To Know (Podcast) (Video)
With worksite immigration enforcement intensifying and government audits becoming more aggressive, employers face heightened scrutiny over Form I-9 compliance practices. This comprehensive guide explores the technical requirements, common pitfalls, and strategic steps organizations can take to strengthen their I-9 programs, avoid discriminatory practices, and prepare for potential government inspections in today's evolving enforcement landscape.
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Klasko
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“Show Me Your Papers” — Do You Have To Carry Immigration Documents?
Federal law requires most non-U.S. citizens aged 18 and older to carry proof of immigration registration at all times, with noncompliance potentially resulting in criminal penalties. This guide explains what documents qualify as acceptable evidence, how to respond when approached by immigration officials, and the rights and obligations that apply to both noncitizens and U.S. citizens during encounters with ICE, CBP, and other enforcement agencies.
United States Immigration
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Fennemore
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