It was an honor to have been selected by AILA to present a discussion panel on criminal law basics for the immigration practitioner. The intersection of criminal law with immigration law is one of the most complicated issues that arise in our practice. I enjoy a great...
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Recent Posts
- Life After a Voluntary Departure Overstay:
- Some Light in the Darkness: Hope after Matter of A-B- Domestic Violence Asylum Claim Granted
- Another YMF Asylum Victory Relying Upon Matter of A-R-C-G-
- DUI Conviction Not Necessarily Fatal to 42b Cancellation of Removal’s Good Moral Character Requirement
- Overcoming Inconsistencies Where an Asylum Applicant Has Suffered Traumatic Abuse
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Attorney H. Raymond Fasano, as Section Chair to the Federal Bar Association’s Immigration Law Section will be hosting the Federal Bar Association’s Immigration Law Section Seminar in Memphis, TN May 17 -18. Please follow this link for details
http://www.fedbar.org/Sections/Immigration-Law-Section/Calendar/Immigration-Law-Section-2013-Immigration-Law-Seminar.aspx
May 7, 2013 Employers Must Use Revised Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification