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U.S. Immigration Law Under the Trump Administration; Survival tactics in a world of chaos, PBI

November 20, 2017
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The general practitioner has always had to know enough about immigration law to responsibly address client needs and ensure proper representation is provided, particularly because immigration law overlaps with so many other areas, including family, employment and criminal law. With the Trump administration’s very targeted focus on immigration, practitioners need to understand the immigration system in order to properly counsel their clients in an atmosphere of increased work site crackdowns, detention and removal of immigrants and bans on immigrants from certain countries.

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