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AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

2007 Spring CLE Conference

"Government Agencies: Updates, Trends and What's Next"

March 16, 2007 • Washington Court Hotel, Washington, D.C.

We are pleased to announce that AILA is providing a service for you this year that should prove to be popular. CONVENTION SEMINAR CASSETTES has professionally recorded many of the convention sessions. The recordings have been transferred to cassettes and audio CDs and are now available. This unique service allows you to review the convention sessions or pass information along to friends and associates. In order that all members, including convention attendees, may benefit from the material presented, the cassettes and audio CDs are available from CSC.

1) Please check the Cassettes & Audio CDs you wish to order:

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CASSETTE #1   or   CD #1

WELCOME AND GREETINGS
Shawn A. Orme, Conference Program Chair, USCIS Committee Chair, Dallas, TX

USCIS – BEING PROACTIVE IN AN EVER-CHANGING WORLD
  • Hot Topics
  • Bi-Specialization: Updates, Issues and Concerns
  • Individual Case Issues Versus Trends
  • Update Regarding NTA Memo
  • EAD Processing Issues
  • Where Do We Go From Here?

Faculty:
Shawn A. Orme (d.l.), Conference Program Chair, USCIS Liaison Committee Chair, Dallas, TX; Sharon R. Mehlman, Chair, SCOPS Liaison Committee Chair, San Diego, CA; Michael Aytes, Associate Director, Domestic Operations, USCIS, Washington, DC; Lynden D. Melmed, Chief Counsel, USCIS, Washington, DC; Donald Neufeld, Chief, Field Operations, Domestic Operations, USCIS, Washington, DC

CASSETTE #2   or   CD #2

CBP/US VISIT – WHAT DO CBP AND US VISIT KNOW ABOUT YOUR CLIENT?

• Information From the Consulate or Embassy Abroad
• Prior Admissions, Departures, Overstays
• Immigration Benefits Received
• Immigration Benefits Sought
• Criminal Convictions and Charges--In the U.S. and Beyond
• Other Agency Issues

Faculty:
Diane M. Butler (d.l.), CBP Liaison Committee Chair, Seattle, WA; Edward Rios, El Paso, TX; Paul Morris, Executive Director, Admissibility Requirements and Migration Control Office of Field Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Washington, DC; John Klow, Program Manager, Admissibility Review Office, US Customs and Border Protection, Washington, DC; Michael D. Olszak, Acting Director, Admissibility Requirements and Migration Control Office of Field Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Washington, DC; P.T. Wright, Jr., Acting Deputy Director, US VISIT Program, Washington, DC

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CASSETTE #3   or   CD #3

ETHICS – RISK-PROOFING YOUR OFFICE
  • Staff Confidentiality Agreements
  • Vicarious Liability of Lawyers for Staff Misconduct
  • Email Miscues and Miscommunication
  • File Retention and Records Management
  • Protecting Client Confidences in a Mobile World

Faculty:
Alan B. Goldfarb (d.l.), Ethics and Professionalism Committee Chair, Minneapolis, MN; Reid Trautz, Director, AILA Practice & Professionalism Center, Washington, DC; David Ross Rosenfeld, Alexandria, VA


CASSETTE #4   or   CD #4

DOL – MEETING THE BEC CLOSING DEADLINE AND MAKING PERM
WORK
  • BEC Update – RIR Conversion Program & Progress
  • BEC Update – Traditional Processing Hurdles
  • PERM Processing Update – Numbers, Queues, System enhancements
  • PERM Substantive Update – Standards, Audit Triggers, 9089 Drafting Tips

Faculty:
Susan M. MacLean (d.l.), DOL Liaison Committee Chair, Chicago, IL; Jeanne M. Malitz, San Diego, CA; William Carlson, Administrator, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, US Department of Labor, Washington, DC; Elissa M. McGovern, Regulatory & Policy Manager, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, US Department of Labor, Washington, DC; Brian Pasternak, PERM Program Manager, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, US Department of Labor, Washington, DC; William Rabung, Backlog Program Manager, Office of Foreign Labor
Certification, US Department of Labor, Washington, DC

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CASSETTE #5   or   CD #5

DOS – STANDARDS IN VISA PROCESSING
  • U.S. Consular Posts No Longer Accepting I-130 Petitions
  • Case Resolution: "Do's" and "Don'ts" for Attorneys and Consular Officers
  • E Visa Processing: Improving Efficiency and Transparency at U.S. Consular Posts
  • Update on National Visa Center Case Processing

Faculty:
Liam Schwartz (d.l.), DOS Liaison Committee Chair, Ramat Gan, Israel; Joel H. Paget, Seattle, WA; Teri A. Simmons, Atlanta, GA; John Brennan, Director, Office of Field Support & Liaison, US Department of State,
Washington, DC; Jim Pritchett, Chief, Legislation & Regulatory Assistance, US Department of
State, Washington, DC

CASSETTE #6   or   CD #6

ICE – UPDATES IN A CHANGING WORLD
  • Workplace Enforcement Policy
  • "No-Match" Letters and the Safe Harbor
  • Initiation of Proceedings for Aliens with Adjustment of Status Applications Pending with USCIS
  • Detention and Release Policies
  • Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion Favorable to the Alien

Faculty:
Laura Lichter (d.l.), AILA Board of Governors, ICE Liaison Committee Chair, Denver, CO; Douglas Weigle, Cincinnati, OH; William J. Howard, Principal Legal Advisor, ICE, DHS, Washington, DC; Gary E. Mead, Assistant Director for Management, Office of Detention and Removal Operations, ICE, DHS, Washington, DC

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CASSETTE #7   or   CD #7

EOIR – WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN 2007

  • New Directions at EOIR—Implementing the Attorney General’s Directives
  • Changes at the BIA
  • Immigration Judge Performance Evaluations
  • Local ACIJs
  • EOIR Complaint Processes
  • IJ’s and BIA’s Sanction Authority Against Attorneys
  • EOIR Code of Conduct

Faculty:
Linda Kenepaske (d.l.), EOIR Liaison Committee Chair, New York, NY; Mark J. Shmueli, Takoma Park, MD; Lockhart Nimick, Chief Counsel, Immigration Unit, Office of General Counsel,
EOIR, Falls Church, VA; Brenda M. O’Malley, Counsel to the Chief Immigration Judge, EOIR,
Falls Church, VA; Ana Mann, Board of Immigration Appeals, EOIR, Falls Church, VA
 

   
All tapes and CDs © 2007 American Immigration Lawyers Association


 

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