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AILA and the Council's Late-Breaking Executive Orders Podcast
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AILA's late breaking post-Executive Orders analysis will provide a first look into the aftermath of President Trump's recent Executive Orders. This late-breaking recording will examine what the Executive Orders mean--what we currently know, how the orders are being contested, what we are looking into, what we expect is coming next, and where to go for more resources--so that you can effectively navigate the changes and prepare for the impact on your practice. William A. Stock (DL), AILA President, Philadelphia, PA Gregory Chen, AILA Director of Advocacy, Washington, DC Betsy Lawrence, AILA Director of Liaison, Washington, DC Melissa Crow, Legal Director of the American Immigration Council, Washington, DC
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