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Blog Posts in July, 2014

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Welcome Arina Belkin! July 31, 2014
We welcome Arina Belkin at David F. Vedder, P.A. Arina joined our firm in March 2014 as a Legal Assistant, bringing over 10 years of administrative and managerial experience. She is fluent in Russian ...
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Grant of Asylum Immigration Relief for Christian Syrian July 29, 2014
On July 22, 2014, a Syrian national who had fled his home country seeking protection from persecution was granted asylum immigration relief by the Immigration Court in Orlando, Florida. Under current ...
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Get the Facts: Five Ways Immigrants Drive the Essential Economy July 25, 2014
The essential economy—which encompasses the food services and hospitality industries, construction, agriculture, elder care, and manufacturing—is fundamental to the U.S. economy and society as a ...
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Immigrants Offset Population Decline and Aging Workforce in Midwest Metros July 24, 2014
It’s clear that an increasing number of places large and small across America recognize the value immigrants have brought and continue to bring to the United States. After all, metropolitan areas, as ...
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The Facts About the Humanitarian Challenge at the Border July 23, 2014
What is our obligation as a country to the unaccompanied child migrants at our border? This seemingly straightforward question is frequently lost among the political debate surrounding the ...
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Analysis of Senate Hearing on the President's Emergency Supplemental Request July 18, 2014
In this AILA Quicktake video, AILA Advocacy Director Greg Chen provides analysis on last week's Senate Appropriations Committee hearing concerning unaccompanied children. AILA recommends, among other ...
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