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General Immigration Training Course Access Packet - Panter - 06.11.2024
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General Immigration Training Course Access Packet
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 22.31 GB | Duration: 15h 33m
General Immigtaion
What you'll learn
Provides a thorough foundation in U.S. immigration laws, regulations, and policies.
Understanding the intricacies of visas, green cards, citizenship processes, and deportation laws can help you effectively navigate the immigration system.
For those pursuing careers in law, public administration, or international relations, an immigration course can open up a variety of career paths
With immigration being a central issue in U.S. politics, understanding the historical and current policies can position you as a more effective advocate.
Understanding of immigration processes enhances your professional skillset, making you more versatile in working with diverse populations and in global business
Provides knowledge in various professional settings while contributing to your broader understanding of one of the most complex and important issues in the U.S.
Requirements
You will learn everything you need to know
Description
The United States has a long history of immigration, shaping its cultural, economic, and demographic landscape. Immigration to the U.S. has occurred in various waves, driven by diverse factors including political unrest, economic opportunities, and social conditions in different parts of the world. The early phases of U.S. immigration were largely unrestricted, with millions of people arriving from Europe in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This was a time of significant industrial growth, and immigrants provided much of the labor needed to expand the country's infrastructure and economy.However, as immigration increased, so did concerns over its impact on American society. In response, the U.S. began to impose regulations and restrictions. The Immigration Act of 1924 introduced quotas that limited immigration from certain regions, particularly targeting Asian and Southern European countries. These laws reflected broader anxieties about preserving national identity and concerns about labor competition. Over time, these restrictions evolved, and with the passage of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, the U.S. removed quotas based on national origin, opening the doors for immigrants from Asia, Latin America, and Africa.Today, U.S. immigration policies remain a subject of political debate, particularly concerning issues like undocumented immigration, refugee admissions, and border security. The country continues to attract people from around the world, drawn by its promise of economic opportunity, education, and personal freedom. Despite the controversies surrounding immigration, it remains a vital part of the U.S.'s identity and growth, influencing everything from its labor force to its cultural diversity. As the global landscape shifts, U.S. immigration policy continues to adapt, reflecting both domestic needs and international pressures.
Overview
Section 1: About the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner, APC
Lecture 1 Attorney Brian D Lerner: An Introduction to my Immigration Law Firm
Lecture 2 An Intro to the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner
Lecture 3 Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law
Lecture 4 Attorney Consultation Process
Lecture 5 Q&A with an Immigration Lawyer
Lecture 6 How to get a quote in opening a case?
Lecture 7 Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law
Lecture 8 How to Run a Law Firm with Covid 19 Scare in U.S.
Lecture 9 Ethnic Harmony, Racism and What it all means. Dealing with Ethnic Strife and Big
Lecture 10 An Expert Immigration Lawyer can Practice Anywhere in the US.
Lecture 11 Immigration Law Firm Opens It's 5000th Case
Lecture 12 You should hire an Immigration Attorney to Help!
Lecture 13 5 Million Immigration Video Views and Counting
Lecture 14 Immigration Attorney / Certified Specialist
Lecture 15 100,000 Facebook Likes for helping people with Immigration
Lecture 16 Why hire an expert Immigration Attorney, not just a Local Immigration Lawyer?
Lecture 17 Why should you hire an immigration attorney or deportation lawyer?
Lecture 18 500 Immigration Videos and Counting
Lecture 19 Los Angeles Immigration Attorney
Lecture 20 New Immigration Law
Lecture 21 WOW! Now here is the best Immigration Attorney!
Lecture 22 Getting an American Immigration Attorney
Lecture 23 How to Find US Immigration Attorney
Lecture 24 Immigration Courses taught by an Immigration Attorney
Lecture 25 Immigration Law is Federal Law
Lecture 26 Immigration Attorney: How to find a good one.
Lecture 27 Immigration Attorney and Deportation Lawyer and Business Visa Specialist
Lecture 28 Immigration Consultation
Lecture 29 Fighting the good case
Lecture 30 Immigration Lawyer just passed 15000 followers on TikTok and 11000 on YouTube
Lecture 31 100,000 Likes!
Lecture 32 Getting a qualified Immigration Lawyer
Lecture 33 Getting A Consultation from an Immigration Lawyer
Section 2: COVID and Immigration Updates
Lecture 34 Covid Restrictions Lifting
Lecture 35 The best way to help Immigrants is to VOTE
Lecture 36 More Visas not Allowed. Trump keeps trying. L-1's and H-1B's and J-1's on list t
Lecture 37 Trump is at it again with his immigrant bashing preventing more visa holders
Lecture 38 Current Update on Immigration Court Cases and Immigration policies
Lecture 39 Trump's 'Proclamation' has more bark than bite. only applies to a small portion
Lecture 40 Suing Immigration to Allow Corona Delays
Lecture 41 Don't Give Up on Immigration Petitions with the Covid 19 Closures.
Lecture 42 Supreme Court Allows Draconian Public Charge Rules
Lecture 43 Keep on Fighting Immigration Policies
Lecture 44 Public Charge Rule AND Border Wall RULED ILLEGAL
Lecture 45 Big Win for Deferred Action!
Lecture 46 The New Public Charge Regs Can Be Fought in Court
Lecture 47 Trumps Claim to Deport Millions is FALSE
Lecture 48 The Wall & Trump's Abuse of Power
Lecture 49 Before: Martin Luther King, Today: The Wall
Lecture 50 Sessions Tries AGAIN to Limit Immigration Court
Lecture 51 Happy New Year and the Fight Goes On!
Lecture 52 2nd Executive Order Halted Nationwide: Why?
Lecture 53 One President cannot Erase Immigration Law
Lecture 54 You can STILL apply for Visas to the U.S.
Lecture 55 The Governor of Texas does Anti-Immigrant Bill
Lecture 56 You Can't be Expeditely Removed if you have been here more than 2 years
Lecture 57 Trump Orders: Guilty until Proven Innocent
Lecture 58 Ninth Circuit rules against Trump
Lecture 59 Freedom of the Press and the First Amendment
Lecture 60 Immigration Judge and Bias with Appeal
Lecture 61 Trump fight Immigration Video
Lecture 62 Trump will likely END Provisional Waivers and DACA
Lecture 63 Supreme Court strikes down most of Arizona's SB 1070
Lecture 64 The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Arizona Immigration Law
Lecture 65 The Unfair Alabama Immigration Law
Lecture 66 Alabama and the need for Federal Immigration Reform
Lecture 67 Immigration Attorney view on Immigration Reform
Lecture 68 Immigration Reform Update
Section 3: Interviews
Lecture 69 Answer only what is asked of you and nothing more.
Lecture 70 The Consulate Interview: Got a Minute?
Lecture 71 Tattoos at your interview in Ciudad Juarez
Lecture 72 What to do during an Immigration Interview
Lecture 73 How to make a Group Appointment at U.S. Embassy Manila
Lecture 74 What else can possibly go wrong at the Consulate?
Lecture 75 Consulate Processing: Right to an Attorney
Section 4: General Immigration
Lecture 76 What is Immigration?
Lecture 77 My FOIA: Getting a copy of your Immigration Record
Lecture 78 TPS means Temporary and You should Look for other options
Lecture 79 An Immigration Attorney should know Business Visas And Deportation
Lecture 80 Want to get back to U.S. with your Green Card? Worried?
Lecture 81 Committed a Crime? Watch this on Descamps case
Lecture 82 How operation of law works In immigration law
Lecture 83 The fight for Immigration Reform is not Over
Lecture 84 The New Proposed Immigration Reform from Gang of Eight
Lecture 85 Immigration Reform and getting a comprehensive new Immigration Bill
Lecture 86 How to find a good Immigration and Naturalization Attorney to help you
Lecture 87 How to get the Green Card and then become a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 88 USCIS Manila Types of Petitions that can be filed
Lecture 89 Getting a divorce even if you are from the Philippines
Lecture 90 USCIS Manila Contact Information
Lecture 91 Are you serious? I don't have to wait for a visa?
Lecture 92 Why you should hire a good immigration attorney?
Lecture 93 The Hail Mary of Immigration Law: The Private Bill
Lecture 94 Responding to the dreaded RFE
Lecture 95 I-9 for a Teen
Lecture 96 Expired Passport
Lecture 97 Constitutional Guarantees
Lecture 98 Legal Immigration
Lecture 99 Markings on your Visa
Lecture 100 The CFRs and FAMs
Lecture 101 Immigration Consultation
Lecture 102 Immigration Consultation Process
Lecture 103 Local Police
Lecture 104 Immigration Overview
Lecture 105 FOIA and the agencies to post an FOIA
Lecture 106 Hiring an Immigration Attorney
Lecture 107 US Immigration Attorney
Lecture 108 Passport Control
Lecture 109 Affordable Immigration Help: Start with a Free Consultation
Lecture 110 Debunking Misconceptions About Immigration Law: Comprehensive Services Explained
Lecture 111 How to find a good immigration attorney
Lecture 112 Why the U.S. Desperately Needs Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Lecture 113 Biden's executive order will help many people
Lecture 114 Passport Ink
Lecture 115 Hiring an immigration attorney in the US
Lecture 116 State powers and the federal supremacy clause
Lecture 117 Chevron deference and what striking it down means
Lecture 118 Immigration Video regarding Biden's Executive Orders
Lecture 119 Don't wait. The new Biden executive order.
Lecture 120 Biden Executive Order Update
Lecture 121 Passports and Authenticity
Lecture 122 Your passport and markings on your passport
Section 5: Trump Series
Lecture 123 Trump Executive Order: Checks on Balance of Power
Lecture 124 Trump Executive Order resulting in a Muslim Ban
Lecture 125 Trump Executive Orders: There is no place for Racism in America
Lecture 126 Trump Deportation Series: Petition for Review
Lecture 127 Trump Deportation Series: Appealing to the BIA
Lecture 128 Trump Deportation Series: The Waivers
Lecture 129 Trump Deportation Series: The NTA
Lecture 130 Trump Deportation Series: Petition for Review
Section 6: Diversity Lottery
Lecture 131 The Diversity Lottery Visa is almost here. Do it right!
Lecture 132 What do I do after I win the Diversity Lottery?
Lecture 133 Can my family come with me on the Diversity Lottery?
Lecture 134 How do I apply for the Diversity Lottery?
Lecture 135 What are the requirements for the Diversity Lottery?
Lecture 136 I can get a Visa through a lottery?
Lecture 137 How many people come in on the Diversity Lottery?
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