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News: Contested AILA 2010 Elections: Candidate Statement - Maurice "Mo" Goldman News: Contested AILA 2010 Elections: Candidate Statement - Victor D. Nieblas Focus: THE H-1B BOOK THE H-1B BOOK is Edited by Karen Weinstock, and features contributions by Prakash Khatri, Courtney Black, Mikiel J. Davids, Melissa Downing, Rajeshri Patel, Ari J. Sauer, and Elissa Taub. The Table of Contents is as follows: I. and II. FOREWORD and INTRODUCTION III. H-1B STEP BY STEP First Step: Interview The Client Second Step: Send The Client Intake Forms And Related Information Third Step: Credentials: Verify That The Worker Has A US Bachelor's Degree Or Equivalent Fourth Step: Determine The Prevailing Wage Fifth Step: Prepare And File The Labor Condition Application (LCA) Sixth Step: Prepare The I-129, Related Forms And Petition Letter Seventh Step: Send All The Forms And Petition Letter To The Client For Review & Signature Eighth Step: Assemble The H-1B Petition And Send To The USCIS Service Center Ninth Step: Troubleshooting Tenth Step: Post-Approval Case Management IV. ADVANCED H-1B ISSUES H-1B Degree Equivalency Reviewing The Path To Permanent Residency Traveling On An H-1B Visa While Petition Or Application Is Pending Dealing With Gaps In Employment Temporary Visa Alternatives To The H-1B The History And Economic Impact Of The H-1B Visa When Are H-1B Visas Cap Exempt? V. and VI. ESSENTIAL MEMORANDA and CD-ROM RESOURCE MATERIALS For more information about the book and to order, see here. For the fax form, see here. Article: Bloggings on Immigration Law And Policy by Greg Siskind Article: Bloggings On Updates In Immigration Law by Carl Shusterman Article: Bloggings on Political Asylum by Jason Dzubow News: DHS Eliminates Paper I-94W Form News: DOS Promulgates Increased Consular Fees News: CRS On Mexico-US Relations: Issues For Congress Tweet: Racist in Arizona threatens to switch off power to Los Angeles. Politico story: http://ow.ly/1NJwj Civil War II: deport the southerners! Tweet: Want to learn more about #immigration law? Sign up for our CLE seminars. Find the complete list of seminars at http://ow.ly/1GMoc Tweet: BBC News: US schoolgirl challenges Michelle Obama on #immigration http://ow.ly/1NIJo Video n news report Tweet: NYTimes Editorial: Courage in #Arizona - Who else has shown such courage in the long struggle for #immigration reform? http://ow.ly/1NG85 Tweet: Message from 2nd grader to @BarackObama - don't deport my mom! http://ow.ly/1NG0o Stop deportations and breaking families apart! Tweet: The pressure is on! Berkeley approves boycott of Arizona http://ow.ly/1NFrH #SB1070 Tweet: 1st time that undocumented immigrants risk deportation to demand a change in immigration law! http://ow.ly/1NELT #dream5 #dreamact Tweet: Employer's Immigration Compliance Desk Reference: A great resource for HR managers, #immigration counsel and employers http://ow.ly/1GN7p Tweet: Antis crow about racist rascal winning Republican primary http://ow.ly/1Ngaj Does the South want another Civil War? Tweet: LA Lakers coach is a racist rascal - deport him from basketball and USA! LATimes OpEd: http://ow.ly/1Ng00 Tweet: NBC News Prepping Cross-Network #Immigration Series http://ow.ly/1NfWc HT America's Voice Tweet: GAO report on CNMI http://ow.ly/1NfIp Tweet: It's a Riot!!! RT @historyscoper: RT @cracked So You Want to Be an American: 5 Circles of #Immigration Hell http://bit.ly/bwyULw To submit an article or a news item to Immigration Daily, write to editor@ilw.com. Follow ILW.COM on Twitter. Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney downtown Chicago - AzulaySeiden Law Group seeks an immigration attorney. To be considered, a candidate must have 2+ years experience practicing immigration law. Fluency in a foreign language and varied immigration experience preferred. The firm practices all areas of immigration law, including business, family, removal defense, appellate work and outbound immigration services. Looking for a motivated, committed individual who wants to work in a focused, modern firm environment. We celebrate diversity and seek a goal driven individual who will appreciate the opportunity to work in a leading US immigration law firm. We offer fair compensation based on experience, a full benefits package and believe in promoting a healthy balance between work and personal life. The position is in the main office in downtown Chicago. Please send a resume, writing sample, and any inquiries to ksilberberg@azulayseiden.com. Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney Washington, DC: Steptoe & Johnson LLP seeks associate or immigration specialist for our immigration practice. A JD with immigration experience is highly preferred, but will consider candidates who are not attorneys but have extensive and substantive knowledge about business immigration. Should possess strong writing skills and ability to interact with clients effectively and extensively. Principals only. Send resume and transcript to Legal_Recruiting@steptoe.com. Equal Opportunity Employer. Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney Washington, DC - The Office of Chief Counsel seeks experienced attorney with experience in federal acquisitions law, fiscal law and other administrative laws for the Commercial and Administrative Law Division. Serve as senior attorney providing advice to the Chief of the Commercial and Administrative Law Division, the Chief Counsel, and USCIS officials on issues related to federal acquisitions law, fiscal law, and other forms of general administrative law in support of USCIS' mission. For more info, including how to apply, key in Job Announcement Number: COU-CIS-2010-0006 at USAJobs.com. Applications should be sent to: Lakisha Richardson at Lakisha.Richardson1@dhs.gov by 5pm EST, Monday, May 24, 2010. Position starts at GS-12, GS-13 level, GS-14, or GS-15 level, depending on experience, and has promotion potential to GS-15/10 level. 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