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TN Visa Category Faces Uncertain Future

By Liz LaRocca & Dana Delott on November 18, 2016
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Throughout the Presidential campaign, President-Elect Trump pledged to re-negotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), often referring to it as the “worst trade deal in history.”  Unless he is able to successfully renegotiate the terms of NAFTA with Mexico and Canada, Trump threatens, he plans to withdraw from the agreement.  Mr. Trump’s threat could carry enormous consequences for the TN (Trade NAFTA) immigration category.  With a new and radically different incoming administration, employers should reduce their exposure to immigration risks associated with sudden policy developments.  For more information, please see our advisory.

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Liz LaRocca‘s experience includes assisting clients in a variety of industries, including engineering, IT, biotech, healthcare, sports, entertainment, and telecommunications. Liz has significant experience in PERM labor certifications and employment-based adjustments as well as nonimmigrant petitions for multinational executives, specialized knowledge employees…

Liz LaRocca‘s experience includes assisting clients in a variety of industries, including engineering, IT, biotech, healthcare, sports, entertainment, and telecommunications. Liz has significant experience in PERM labor certifications and employment-based adjustments as well as nonimmigrant petitions for multinational executives, specialized knowledge employees, treaty investors, individuals of extraordinary ability, skilled workers and other professional employees with or without advanced degrees. She advises clients with regard to the intricacies of nonimmigrant visa petitions, and the preparation of immigrant based petitions and naturalization cases. Liz has broad experience drafting appeals, waivers, court motions and briefs, and represents clients at USCIS interviews and in court proceedings.  She has in depth experience representing corporate clients in merger and acquisitions, I-9 audits, and E-verify compliance. She also represents clients in complex immigration cases, consular processing and immigration ramifications of criminal charges.

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    International Compliance Blog
  • Organization:
    Steptoe LLP

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