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Executive Orders Regarding Immigration With More to Come

By Brenda A. Eckert & Linda L. Yoder on February 3, 2017
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Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, New York. Morning blue sky.In response to the executive order issued this past week as well as related concerns about changes in the administration of existing programs, Shipman & Goodwin’s Immigration Law Practice Group has formed an interdisciplinary task force to assist our clients with addressing the effects of this order and anticipated future orders on their employees, students and general business practices. Because of its scope, this executive order, as well as the two that have preceded it, has had an immediate and profound impact on all our clients, individual or institutional, public or private, national or international, regardless of their size, mission, location, or scope of operation. Our alert, “Executive Orders Regarding Immigration With More to Come” provides some basic analysis of this executive order and highlights concerns raised by the order.  Although the Administration has issued some clarification of the order, we have received many reports of differing interpretations at ports of entry. Several courts have issued temporary injunctions limiting enforcement of parts of the order. Drafts of potential additional orders are being circulated in news media. In light of the complexity of our immigration laws and regulations, both news and social media reports contain inaccurate statements.  In addition, many immigration issues are fact specific. To obtain advice from our task force, please contact:

Brenda A. Eckert at (860) 251-5712 or beckert@goodwin.com
Ashley E. Mendoza at (860) 251-5018 or amendoza@goodwin.com
Linda L. Yoder at (860) 251-5717 or lyoder@goodwin.com
Michael Chase at (860) 251-5194 or mchase@goodwin.com
Benjamin FrazziniKendrick at (860) 251-5182 or bfrazzinikendrick@goodwin.com

Read the alert in its entirety here.

Photo of Brenda A. Eckert Brenda A. Eckert

Brenda Eckert practices in the areas of civil litigation, civil rights, employment law litigation, and employment-based immigration law before state and federal courts and administrative agencies. She has successfully defended public and private sector employers against employment law claims, including contract claims, discrimination…

Brenda Eckert practices in the areas of civil litigation, civil rights, employment law litigation, and employment-based immigration law before state and federal courts and administrative agencies. She has successfully defended public and private sector employers against employment law claims, including contract claims, discrimination claims and related state tort claims.

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Photo of Linda L. Yoder Linda L. Yoder

Linda has more than 25 years of experience advising public and independent schools and colleges on education matters. Linda has worked with many school districts throughout the state on general education, litigation and special education matters. She currently focuses her practice in the…

Linda has more than 25 years of experience advising public and independent schools and colleges on education matters. Linda has worked with many school districts throughout the state on general education, litigation and special education matters. She currently focuses her practice in the areas of special education, investigations of discrimination claims including Title IX, sexual harassment or race discrimination, and representation of schools in administrative and court litigation matters involving such areas as First Amendment rights, student discipline, or contract disputes.

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