ARTICLE · 22 DECEMBER 2014

Twas The Night Before Christmas Immigration Journey

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With all the immigration changes globally, both recently and over the last few years, we wanted to see how current and proposed future law will be affecting one of our more idiosyncratic clients.

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With all the immigration changes globally, both recently and over the last few years, we wanted to see how current and proposed future law will be affecting one of our more idiosyncratic clients. Our client, who to date has literally been able to fly both under and over the radar of many if not all immigration authorities, wishes to remain anonymous and therefore will be referred to throughout the article as "the Client."

With the above in mind, we have contacted various immigration experts in countries we know our client will be visiting soon to get their take on the Client's immigration situation. Though we continue to strive for anonymity of the Client, after explaining the situation one of the experts immediately exclaimed:

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Twas The Night Before Christmas Immigration Journey

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