• ILW.COM Jobs for Immigrants
• Chapter 8 - TN Visas for Canadian Professionals and Consultants by Mark A. Ivener
• The ABCs of Immigration – Religious Workers by Greg Siskind and Amy Ballentine
• Immigration Initiatives for Essential Workers by Cyrus D. Mehta
• Police in Los Angeles Face Questions about How They Deal with Undocumented Immigrants by Greg Siskind and Amy Ballentine

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Chapter 8 - TN Visas for Canadian Professionals and Consultants
In Chapter 8 of Handbook of Immigration Law Mark A. Ivener writes about TN Visas for Canadian Professionals and Consultants.

The ABCs of Immigration – Religious Workers
Greg Siskind and Amy Ballentine write about the immigrant visa category for ministers, people working in a professional capacity in a religious occupation or vocation, and others working in a religious occupation or vocation.

Immigration Initiatives for Essential Workers
Cyrus D. Mehta writes that it is hoped that the recent meeting between Presidents Bush and Fox will provide the necessary impetus to develop viable programs for essential workers who have till now been ignored under our immigration law.

Police in Los Angeles Face Questions About How They Deal with Undocumented Immigrants
Greg Siskind and Amy Ballentine write that a panel formed by the Los Angeles Police Department has recommended that the Department revise its operating procedures to ensure that officers are not stopping people solely to inquire about their immigration status.

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