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Immigration Law: Briefings & eBooks Bundle

4 webcast programs and 1 companion eBook for core fluency

Product Number: 2230060P01
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Immigration Law: Briefings & eBooks Bundle

4 webcast programs and 1 companion eBook for core fluency

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This curated bundle of 24 hours of webcast programming gives you a solid foundation in advising on the myriad legal and practical challenges, pitfalls, and opportunities inherent in the family, humanitarian, and employment-based immigration processes. Set your own schedule, expand your skill set, and advance your practice.

Webcasts
- Immigration Law: MCLE BasicsPlus!®:
  Family & Humanitarian-Based Immigration: Asylum, refugee law and other humanitarian relief; Representing unaccompanied minors; Immigration consequences of criminal conduct; Inadmissibility waivers; Immigration Court procedure and relief from removal; Naturalization
  Employment-Based Immigration: Nonimmigrant visa terms, B-1/B-2 Visas, and the Visa Waiver Program; TN classifications for Canadians and Mexicans; H-1B and LCA compliance; L-1 Visas; O Visas: Persons with extraordinary ability in the arts, sciences, and business; PERM Labor Certification; Employment-based green cards without Labor Certification/NIWs; Ethics
- The Latest in Crimmigration 2020: Transition from criminal to removal; Crimmigration concepts; Bond proceedings; How working effectively in Criminal Court can help in Immigration Court; Terms of art; What to expect and how Immigration Court varies from Criminal Court; Post-conviction relief—vacating convictions for non-citizens
- Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: Probate Court dilemmas; U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) complications; Immigration Court issues
- 19th Annual Family-Based Immigration Law Conference: Strategies for marriage-based interviews and how to respond to requests for evidence and notices of intent to deny; Waiver updates and strategies; Public charge overview, update on DHS and DOS regulations and injunctions; Spousal petitions for survivors and alternatives; SIJ practice, including updates on legislation and the BIA "trio of administrative decisions"; Fiancée visas v. I-130 marriage petitions; Bonds for detained family members and relief options; Self-care: Recognizing secondary trauma and avoiding burnout
Companion eBook
- Immigration Practice Manual: Covers an extraordinary range of immigration-related topics, from E1/E2 nonimmigration visa procedures, to proceedings before the USCIS and the immigration consequences of criminal convictions.
Unparalleled Speaker & Author Expertise
- Top-notch Guidance—from the Best in the Practice
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Agenda
Agenda & Materials
- Program 1
  
  Immigration Law - : MCLE BasicsPlus!®
  
  MCLE's intensive two-day Immigration Law: MCLE BasicsPlus!® seminar features lectures on immigration law and procedure—both from family and humanitarian-based, as well as employer-based immigration practice. Expert panelists provide an overview of laws, regulations, and agency policies, while providing tips and tricks to spot issues and assess the immigration options for your clients. This seminar covers the multifarious aspects of immigration law during an enforcement era and challenging environment. The two days provide you with an expansive analysis of the impact of changes to the administration and critical immigration issues you encounter during the course of your practice to develop your skills and help you successfully run a thriving immigration practice.
  
  Panel
- Welcome and Introduction
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- Family-Based Immigration
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- Asylum, Refugee Law and Other Humanitarian Relief
  on demand video Add to Cart
- Representing Unaccompanied Minors
  on demand video Add to Cart
- Immigration Consequences of Criminal Conduct
  on demand video Add to Cart
- Inadmissibility Waivers
  on demand video Add to Cart
- Immigration Court Procedure and Relief from Removal
  on demand video Add to Cart
- Naturalization
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- Overview of Basic Nonimmigrant Visa Terms, B-1/B-2 Visas, and the Visa Waiver Program
  on demand video Add to Cart
- TN Classifications for Canadians and Mexicans
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- H-1B and LCA Compliance
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- L-1 Visas
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  Brian J. Coughlin, Esq., , Framingham
- O Visas: Persons with Extraordinary Ability in the Arts, Sciences, and Business
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  William L. Coffman, Esq., Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, PC , Boston
- The Nuts and Bolts of PERM Labor Certification
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  Molly Kenney, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP , Boston
- Employment-Based Green Cards Without Labor Certification/NIWs
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  Magaly Rojas Cheng, Esq., Clark Lau LLC , Boston
- Employment-Based Immigration Ethics
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  Sara M. Mailander, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP , Boston
- Employment-Based Immigration Ethics
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  Sara M. Mailander, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP , Boston
- Program 2
  
  The Latest in Crimmigration 2020
- Welcome and Introduction
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  Rachel M. Self, Esq., Rachel M. Self, PC , Boston
- Transition from Criminal to Removal
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  SangYeob Kim, Esq., American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire , Concord
- Crimmigration Basic Concepts
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  Rachel M. Self, Esq., Rachel M. Self, PC , Boston
- Bond Proceedings – Old and New
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  SangYeob Kim, Esq., American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire , Concord
- Fighting the Case from All Sides: How Working Effectively in Criminal Court Can Help You in Immigration Court
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  Panel
- Immigration Court : Terms of Art, What to Expect and How Immigration Court is Different from Criminal Court
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- Post-conviction Relief Concepts – Vacating Convictions for Non-Citizen Clients
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- Program 3
  
  Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases
- Welcome and Introduction
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- Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: Probate Court Dilemmas
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  Panel
- Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: USCIS Complications
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  Panel
- Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: Immigration Court Issues
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  Panel
- Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: "Ask the Experts" Q&A Session
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  Panel
- Program 4
  
  19th Annual Family-Based Immigration Law Conference 2020
  
  The practice of immigration law is in a period of uncertainty due to dramatic changes in the laws, regulations, and policies of the U.S. government. Encountering unreliable delays in processing times, varying adjudications, and confusing Board of Immigration Decisions, practitioners at all skill levels are challenged in this tumultuous legal landscape. Join your colleagues for this timely and informative Conference. The 19th Annual Family-Based Immigration Law Conference provides guidance to practitioners on legal tactics and strategies to best assist clients. Essential updates on current topics are discussed alongside the fundamentals of laws, regulations, and policies. Join us for a full-day Conference and come away with a deeper understanding of the evolving and increasingly complex practice of family-based immigration law.
- Key Strategies for Successful Marriage-Based Interviews and How to Respond to Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny
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  Gregory Romanovsky, Esq., Law Office of Gregory Romanovsky , Boston
- Waiver Updates and Strategies
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  Annelise M. Araujo, Esq., Araujo & Fisher , Boston
- Public Charge Overview, Update on DHS and DOS Regulations and Injunctions
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  Mario Paredes, Esq., Massachusetts Law Reform Institute , Boston
- Spousal Petitions for Survivors and Alternatives
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  Susanna L. Shafer, Esq., Law Office of Susanna L Shafer , Taunton
- SIJ Practice, Including Updates on Recent Legislation and the BIA “Trio of Administrative Decisions”
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  Kira Gagarin, Esq., Gagarin Law , Framingham
- Fiancée Visas v. I-130 Marriage Petitions
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  Julio Cortes del Olmo, Del Olmo Law P.C. , Brookline
- Nuts and Bolts of Bonds for Detained Family Members and Relief Options
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  Elena Noureddine, Esq., PAIR Project , Boston
- Self-Care: Recognizing Secondary Trauma and Avoiding Burnout
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  Barbara J. Bowe, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (LCL | MassLOMAP). , Boston
  Susan Letterman White, JD, MS, Letterman White Consulting , Quincy
Faculty

Faculty

Annelise M. Araujo, Esq., Araujo & Fisher, Boston

Stephanie Bonilla, Esq., SB Law PLLC, Framingham

Barbara J. Bowe, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (LCL | MassLOMAP)., Boston

Lisa A. Casey, Esq., Middlesex Probate and Family Court, Woburn

Eloa J. Celedon, Esq., Celedon Law, Marlborough

Magaly Rojas Cheng, Esq., Clark Lau LLC, Boston

Susan B. Church, Esq., Demissie & Church, Cambridge

William L. Coffman, Esq., Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, PC, Boston

Brian J. Coughlin, Esq., Framingham

Julio Cortes del Olmo, Del Olmo Law P.C., Brookline

Brian M. Doyle, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP, Boston

Susan M. Finegan, Esq., Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, PC, Boston

Scott J. FitzGerald, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP, Boston

Kira Gagarin, Esq., Gagarin Law, Framingham

Jacob Geller, Esq., Geller & Benjamin, LLP, Boston

Deirdre M. Giblin, Esq., MLRI, Boston

Molly Kenney, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP, Boston

SangYeob Kim, Esq., American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire, Concord

Jennifer Klein, Esq., Committee for Public Counsel Services, Malden

Susan Letterman White, JD, MS, Letterman White Consulting, Quincy

Sara M. Mailander, Esq., Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP, Boston

Jennifer A. McGill, Esq., Iandoli, Desai & Cronin, PC, Boston

Rebecca C. Minahan, Esq., Rian Immigrant Center, Boston

Elena Noureddine, Esq., PAIR Project, Boston

Robin Dana O'Donoghue, Esq., O'Donoghue Law LLC, Cambridge

Mario Paredes, Esq., Massachusetts Law Reform Institute, Boston

Megan Parker-Johnson, Esq., Iandoli, Desai & Cronin, PC , Boston

Alexandra Peredo Carroll, Esq., Kids In Need of Defense, Boston

Audrey M. Robert-Ramirez, Esq., Ramirez & Kain LLC, Boston

Gregory Romanovsky, Esq., Law Office of Gregory Romanovsky, Boston

Rachel M. Self, Esq., Rachel M. Self, PC, Boston

Susanna L. Shafer, Esq., Law Office of Susanna L Shafer, Taunton

Caitlin E. Slavin, Esq., Slavin Law LLC, Boston

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ALERT

Please note that MCLE will be closed on Monday, May 26, 2025 in observance of Memorial Day.

Immigration Law: Briefings & eBooks Bundle

4 webcast programs and 1 companion eBook for core fluency

Immigration Law: Briefings & eBooks Bundle

4 webcast programs and 1 companion eBook for core fluency

Your Selection:

Product Description

Agenda & Materials

Immigration Law - : MCLE BasicsPlus!®

Welcome and Introduction

Family-Based Immigration

Asylum, Refugee Law and Other Humanitarian Relief

Representing Unaccompanied Minors

Immigration Consequences of Criminal Conduct

Inadmissibility Waivers

Immigration Court Procedure and Relief from Removal

Naturalization

Overview of Basic Nonimmigrant Visa Terms, B-1/B-2 Visas, and the Visa Waiver Program

TN Classifications for Canadians and Mexicans

H-1B and LCA Compliance

L-1 Visas

O Visas: Persons with Extraordinary Ability in the Arts, Sciences, and Business

The Nuts and Bolts of PERM Labor Certification

Employment-Based Green Cards Without Labor Certification/NIWs

Employment-Based Immigration Ethics

Employment-Based Immigration Ethics

The Latest in Crimmigration 2020

Welcome and Introduction

Transition from Criminal to Removal

Crimmigration Basic Concepts

Bond Proceedings – Old and New

Fighting the Case from All Sides: How Working Effectively in Criminal Court Can Help You in Immigration Court

Immigration Court : Terms of Art, What to Expect and How Immigration Court is Different from Criminal Court

Post-conviction Relief Concepts – Vacating Convictions for Non-Citizen Clients

Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases

Welcome and Introduction

Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: Probate Court Dilemmas

Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: USCIS Complications

Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: Immigration Court Issues

Special Immigration Issues for Juvenile Cases: "Ask the Experts" Q&A Session

19th Annual Family-Based Immigration Law Conference 2020

Key Strategies for Successful Marriage-Based Interviews and How to Respond to Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny

Waiver Updates and Strategies

Public Charge Overview, Update on DHS and DOS Regulations and Injunctions

Spousal Petitions for Survivors and Alternatives

SIJ Practice, Including Updates on Recent Legislation and the BIA “Trio of Administrative Decisions”

Fiancée Visas v. I-130 Marriage Petitions

Nuts and Bolts of Bonds for Detained Family Members and Relief Options

Self-Care: Recognizing Secondary Trauma and Avoiding Burnout

Faculty