UNDERSTANDING U.S. IMMIGRATION LAW

UNDERSTANDING U.S. IMMIGRATION LAW
SS 306

Many avenues are open for non-citizens to legally enter and remain in the United States. Many of these options are subject to stringent and sometimes confusing conditions, which, if ignored, can lead to detrimental consequences, including deportation. This course is designed to give you an overview of major U.S. visa programs, including how applicants are processed and approved, the penalties for non-compliance, and the legal framework governing this area of the law, including recent court decisions by lower courts as well as the Supreme Court.

Presenters:
Jennifer Chacon
is a professor of law and a former Associate Dean at UCI who teaches immigration law.

Mitchell Wexler
is a partner in Fragomen Worldwide. He is a Certified Specialist for Immigration and Nationality Law, and the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization.

Developer: Jill Deal

Monday February 26
10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon

Facilitators:
Robert McKenna 714-389-7655
rbmckenna@msn.com

Glee Gerde 714-847-4706
Glee.gerde@gmail.com