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Immigration News – June 2024

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At Brown Immigration Law, we strive to be your company's partner in growth and innovation, on a global scale. We continue our commitment to demystifying the complex immigration laws of the United States...

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At Brown Immigration Law, we strive to be your company's partner in growth and innovation, on a global scale. We continue our commitment to demystifying the complex immigration laws of the United States and Canada to provide efficient and effective immigration and global mobility support. Please find this month's business immigration news below.

This month, Brown Immigration Law sent teams of attorneys to both the annual American Immigration Lawyers Association Conference and the international Collision Conf. The annual AILA Conference brings together U.S. immigration agencies, experts in the field, and other speakers for important updates and presentations about legal best practices in immigration law. Collision brings together the people and companies redefining the global tech industry, where our Managing Partner, David Brown, gave a presentation on Global Talent: Immigration Solutions for the U.S. and Canadian Markets – more information below. Follow us

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