Those that oppose immigration reform and seek strict enforcement through deportation proceedings, particularly as a means of limiting employment-based immigration, point to a generally perceived risk for U.S.-born American workers. As the argument goes, foreign...
Month: December 2011
Potential changes to H-1B visa legislation
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Dec 23, 2011 | Uncategorized
Washington residents are well aware of the unemployment situation facing millions of Americans today. America frequently relies on immigrants and outsourced workers for special skills and laborers, and the H-1B visa is a means that provides for those workers to also...
Employment-based immigration gets bipartisan boost in Washington
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Dec 16, 2011 |
Employment-based immigration may get a little easier as the result of proposed new legislation which coasted through the Republican controlled House of Representatives in Washington in recent weeks. The bill, which still must pass the Senate, is called the "Fairness...
Asians worry about family immigration and other legal issues
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Dec 11, 2011 | Uncategorized
In terms of immigration, it may seem too many immigrants that the politicians who reside in the District of Columbia often miss the mark. One area of concern is the stereotype that all immigrants are Latino. This is simply not true and many Asian immigrants would like...
University scam leaves students facing deportation
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Dec 4, 2011 |
scam. The scam was the topic during a daily briefing of the United States State Department in the District of Columbia. As a result of the scam, some of the students may face deportation.The school misled prospective students by claiming to offer classes in physical...

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