Immigration Update
Executive Order Limiting Immigration Temporarily

President Trump signed an Executive Order suspending the entry of some individuals into the United States.

Duration: 60 days

Effective Date : April 23, 2020 at 11:59 PM (eastern daylight time)

Termination: Order may stay in place “as necessary.” The recommendation for continuing the temporary suspension must be provided by the Secretary of Homeland Security (in consultation with DOS and DOL) within 50 days of implementation (4/23).

Additional Measures:   Within 30 days of the Effective Date, DOL and DHS, in consultation with DOS, shall review non-immigrant programs and make recommendations to stimulate the U.S. economy and ensure the prioritization of hiring and employing U.S. workers.

Suspension and Limitation of Entry – In general, the order suspends the entry of any individual seeking to enter the U.S. as an immigrant (resident). Click here to continue reading.

Our attorneys will host a webinar to discuss the Executive Order and other immigration matters on April 28th in English and April 29th in Spanish. Stay tuned!
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Angela Lopez is Section Head of the Cowles and Thompson Immigration Practice Group, former Chair of the Dallas Bar Association Immigration Section. She has developed a large national practice representing numerous foreign nationals and their employers in obtaining temporary employment nonimmigrant visas and permanent residence. She has represented numerous individuals and organizations in the medical field.
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Michelle Alonzo focuses on employment-based immigration matters. Her experience includes handling H-1B professional worker visas, O-1 extraordinary ability visas, E-1/E-2 treaty investor, L-1 transfer visas, TN temporary work visas for citizens of Canada & Mexico, E-3 professional worker visas for Australian nationals, permanent residence applications based upon labor certification, and extraordinary ability aliens, and multinational managers and executives. 
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