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Immigration and Naturalization Institute (24th Annual)
Chair(s):
Austin T. Fragomen
Practice Area:
Immigration
Published:
Nov 1991
ISBN:
N/A
PLI Item #:
223017
CHB Spine #:
H422
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Chapter 1. SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN WORK RELATED NONIMMIGRANT VISAS UNDER THE IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1990
Chapter 2. THE IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1990: THE BELL TOLLS FOR THE H-1B
Chapter 3. AN OVERVIEW OF INS IMPLEMENTATION OF IMMACT-90: FAMILY AND EMPLOYMENT-BASED CLASSIFICATIONS
Chapter 4. THE INVESTOR PROVISION
Chapter 5. TEMPORARY VISAS UNDER THE 1990 ACT FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
Chapter 6. REVISED GROUNDS FOR EXCLUSION
Chapter 7. STATE DEPARTMENT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1990 ACT: GROUNDS OF EXCLUSION RELATED TO CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
Chapter 8. ROLE OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1990
Chapter 9. LABOR CERTIFICATES UNDER THE IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1990
Chapter 10. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EMPLOYER SANCTIONS AND IMMIGRATION-RELATED DISCRIMINATION DEFENSE
Chapter 11. EMPLOYER SANCTIONS REGULATION UPDATE
Chapter 12. OFFICE OF SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR IMMIGRATION RELATED UNFAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES
Chapter 13. RECENT LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY CHANGES TO IRCA
Chapter 14. IRCA EMPLOYER SANCTIONS, VERIFICATION AND ANTI-DISCRIMINATION PROVISIONS: NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Chapter 15. PRACTICE UNDER THE NEW INS ASYLUM RULES
Chapter 16. IMMIGRATION RULEMAKING UNDER THE APA
Chapter 17. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN DEPORTATION PROCEDURES AND LITIGATION: IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1990 ON IMMIGRATION COURT
Chapter 18. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN 212(c) CASES
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