Makoto Takeda | An Economic Pipeline Between Germany and Japan
Co-Founder of Bistream Makoto Takeda joins the podcast. Bistream orchestrates business partnerships with companies, investors and universities based in Japan and Germany. He
Read More »BREAKING | Public Charge Regulation and Federal Court Injunction
BREAKING NEWS on the latest public charge regulation. Judge George Daniels of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan issued a preliminary nationwide injunction prohibiting the
Read More »Save Jobs USA V. DHS: Does H4 EADs Harm US Workers?
Do H-4EAD holders present harmful competition for U.S. workers. If so, how can that be quantified? Erickson Immigration Groups’ Kahn Branch and James Vandenberg,
Read More »Diane Rish | Accessing the Vault: AILA’s H-1B FOIA Lawsuit and Resulting Insight
Associate Director of Government Relations at American Immigration Lawyers Association(AILA), Diane Rish, joins Immigration Nerds along with EIG attorney’s Hiba Anver
Read More »Sanjay Akut | Advice from a CTO to H-1B’s in Tech: Stay Flexible
What technical skills do American companies value among the best and brightest? Which approach should specialists take to stay current and flexible in the industry? We
Read More »Social Media Surveillance: Expansion in Data Collection by Government Agencies
What is the price of freedom of expression in the land of the free? A US visa, citizenship maybe? Do you consider your online identity and associations as an accurate
Read More »A Year in Immigration | First Anniversary: Dave Bier, Laura D. Francis, Tom Jawetz, Ian Kullgren, and Claudia Cubas
Today is a special episode — we are celebrating the Immigration Nerds podcast’s first anniversary! We started in a tiny room with a few attorneys and a producer,
Read More »Greg Chen | USCIS Deferred Action Changes, Subpar Border Conditions and What Agencies Are Doing About It
This week was filled with news of consecutive restrictive measures taken place within immigration. To make sense of the week and to address what is being done about it,
Read More »Hidetaka Hirota | The Origins of Public Charge
The idea of denying outsiders based upon their likelihood of success in America is an enforcement, that predates immigration law itself. It’s the question of, are you
Read More »BONUS: Dany Bahar | Venezuelan Mass Migration in Face of Civil Unrest
BONUS EPISODE: 4-6 million Venezuelan’s have fled the country to date, nearly 20% of the entire country’s population. Brookings Institution’s Dany Bahar details the
Read More »Dany Bahar | The Economics of Immigration: Innovations Driven by the Immigrant Mind
David M. Rubenstein Fellow, Dany Bahar, from Brookings Institution, joins Immigration Nerds. How do you quantify the economic value of cultural knowledge? The ability to
Read More »Who is Boris Johnson? Deal or No Deal
Who is the man now charged with carrying the weight of an entire country, and holding the keys to its destiny. A man of the people? Or a product of the institution? Legal
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