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Immigration Law Basics in the US, Mexico, and Canada, Post USMCA
International Law Section: Immigration Law
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For Attorneys with clients doing business in North America, the immigration attorney speakers from the respective jurisdictions will provide a high level “crash course” of basic immigration laws and principles of each country. The speakers will also present their opinions about the USMCA’s legal and practical changes in the immigration field, and what issues going forward practitioners should be aware of.
1 Legal Specialization in Immigration & Nationality Law
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