by Harlan York | Sep 12, 2017 | Immigration
The most notable public perception of President Donald Trump and immigration policy has manifested in daily stories about deportations. These heartbreaking pieces — parents detained and removed from their kids; husbands and wives permanently separated; and adults returned to nations where they have not lived since childhood…
by Harlan York | Aug 30, 2017 | Immigration, Naturalization
Trump’s administration has just added another delay to immigrants wanting to get green cards in the US. In a move that, in my opinion, is a wasteful use of resources, USICS announced that certain immigrants will now be required to have in-person interviews.
by Harlan York | Aug 21, 2017 | Immigration
In the United States there is a lot of talk about Mexican immigrants…and a lot of assumptions about who they are, and what that means.
by Harlan York | Aug 10, 2017 | Litigation
Over the years, many of the young lawyers I’ve come in contact with – both as a teacher and as an employer- ask me what it takes to be a top lawyer. The answer that I give is never one they expect: no matter how high up the ladder you are, it pays to keep your ego in check.
by Harlan York | Aug 9, 2017 | Immigration
Getting a work visa through employment is tough these days. Ask anyone in any industry. If you are a highly skilled foreign professional, athlete, or artist – who is not currently seeking a job change – you may want to consider applying for an “extraordinary ability” visa to get into the United States.