Siskind Summary – Administrative Record – Gomez v. Trump (page numbers start with 0000).
[NOTE – Apologies for not including the link to the actual document which you can find here – https://www.dropbox.com/s/6r8r0j30cbzb8dv/Gomez%20Administrative%20Record%20Materials%20-%20081720%20REDACTED.pdf?dl=0 (thanks Chuck Kuck for posting).
March 20,
Siskind Susser, PC
Siskind Susser PC is a law firm specializing in immigration law in North America. It provides legal services across a broad range of immigration-related areas including business immigration, family immigration, healthcare immigration, student and university immigration, humanitarian cases, and global mobility. The firm also addresses employer compliance issues such as I-9 verification and supports startups and entrepreneurs with immigration needs. Siskind Susser PC publishes detailed analyses, legal updates, and commentary on immigration legislation, policy changes, and litigation affecting immigration law. Their publications and blog serve as resources for legal professionals, employers, and individuals navigating U.S. immigration processes.
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https://visalaw.com
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Link – https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation-suspending-entry-aliens-present-risk-u-s-labor-market-following-coronavirus-outbreak/
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