Sponsor(s):  Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP

‍The past two years under the Trump administration have been a time of upheaval in U.S. immigration policy, leading to many changes that have significantly affected employers, HR mobility professionals and international employees.

As we delve into 2019, how will the Democrat-controlled House impact immigration policy? Which immigration priorities will Congress set, and what are lawmakers likely to be able to achieve? How will legal immigration routes like the H-1B be taken up by the new Congress? Could debate possibly focus on a new version of comprehensive immigration reform? Or will Congress opt for piecemeal immigration policies instead? What should U.S. companies that rely on high-skilled foreign labor expect in the coming year and how should they plan?

Join BAL Senior Counsel Kelli Duehning and Jeffery Gorsky for a timely discussion and gain a better understanding of:

• The Administration and Congressional prospects for immigration reform
• The impact of regulatory and policy changes on corporate America’s immigration programs 
• Increased enforcement measures now and in the near future

CE Credit (fees may apply):  CRP GMS
Focus:  U.S. Domestic