Three Major Immigration Updates Every Employer Should Know

Three Major Immigration Updates Every Employer Should Know

Three significant immigration developments emerged this week, each with important implications for employers and foreign nationals. In this episode, David Zaritzky Brown breaks down the FY 2027 H-1B cap announcement, the rollback of the 2022 Public Charge guidance, and the new rule eliminating Duration of Status for F, J, and I visa holders. Learn what these changes mean for hiring, green card processing, international students, and workforce planning in the months ahead. * This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

The Immigration System on Trial

Why are so many immigration policies ending up in court? In this episode of I'll Call You From the Car, David Brown examines the growing number of legal challenges surrounding U.S. immigration policy. From mandatory detention and TPS to birthright citizenship and USCIS processing pauses, he explores why litigation has become such a defining feature of today's immigration landscape and what these court battles could mean for employers, immigrants, and the future of the system. *This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

The Bigger Picture: What These Immigration Changes Really Mean

Several recent immigration developments may seem unrelated, but together they paint a clear picture of where U.S. immigration policy is heading. In this episode of I'll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown connects the dots across the latest immigration developments and examines what they signal for employers, founders, and foreign nationals. From new restrictions affecting permanent residents and entrepreneurs to the closure of the San Francisco Immigration Court, the latest developments in the $100,000 H-1B fee litigation, and upcoming regulatory changes, David breaks down why these individual updates point to a much larger shift in the business immigration landscape. ** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

Birthright Citizenship Survives: What SCOTUS Ruling Really Means

In this special episode of I'll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown provides an immediate analysis of the birthright citizenship ruling while examining why the ruling may not be as straightforward as it appears. He explains the constitutional history behind the Fourteenth Amendment, the Court's reasoning, and why Justice Kavanaugh's dissent raises important questions about future efforts to limit birthright citizenship. David also discusses what the decision means for employers, immigrants, and families, while sharing his perspective on how future legal and legislative challenges could shape the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship. ** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

What Just Happened to the $100K H-1B Fee?

In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown breaks down the latest legal developments surrounding the controversial $100,000 H-1B fee imposed by presidential proclamation. He explains how multiple court challenges have unfolded, why a federal court recently struck down the fee as an unlawful tax, and how the administration's appeal has created renewed uncertainty for employers and foreign nationals alike. David also discusses the practical impact this policy has had on universities, hospitals, nonprofits, and businesses seeking global talent, while sharing his perspective on what may happen next as the litigation continues through the courts.** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!