Norris McLaughlin’s Immigration Group notes the impact of the partial government shutdown on the U.S. Immigration System as follows: Form I-9 and E-Verify E-Verify expired as a result of the government shutdown.  Employers will not have access to E-Verify to initiate new employee verifications, resolve non-confirmations, and verify employment authorization.  Until E-Verify is funded, employers must continue to verify employment eligibility through the Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Authorization, READ MORE READ MORE

Blogs > Immigration Law Blog As part of Norris McLaughlin’s commitment to its global immigration practice, I was recently honored to travel to the People’s Republic of China for several days to conduct immigration seminars throughout Shanghai, meet with leaders in China’s manufacturing industry, and discuss tariffs and its impact on immigration with economic development and Chinese export officials, business leaders, and global investors. My intentions when READ MORE READ MORE

Blogs > Immigration Law Blog Our corporate clients often benefit from speaking with other professionals outside the legal industry. As such, we offered the opportunity to our good friend, Bernie Heer of Frenkel Benefits, to be a guest blogger on our Immigration Blog. Bern is an employee benefits and self-funding expert and advisor to businesses across the country, bringing over 30 years of experience in the health READ MORE READ MORE

Blogs > Immigration Law Blog Our corporate clients often benefit from speaking with other professionals outside the legal industry. As such, we offered the opportunity to our good friend, Bernie Heer of Frenkel Benefits, to be a guest blogger on our Immigration Blog. Bern is an employee benefits and self-funding expert and advisor to businesses across the country, bringing over 30 years of experience in the health READ MORE READ MORE

Blogs > Immigration Law Blog Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the end of a five-day sweep across New Jersey, netting the arrest of immigrants in 16 counties. The operation targeted a broad range of individuals, including lawful permanent residents and other immigrants with criminal convictions as well as individuals present in the United States who have reentered after deportation or have pending criminal charges. In a READ MORE READ MORE