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Bloggings: Strange Bedfellows: Pro-Immigrant Organizations Join with Hate Group to Support Refugee Reforms by Jason Dzubow Bloggings: USCIS Planning To Move To Pre-Registration Process For H-1B Cases by Greg Siskind Bloggings: The Fight Book: Chapter 2: Litigation Issues, Part C by Rami Fakhoury News: CBP Issues General Notice And Request For Comments On Expansion of Global Entry Pilot To Mexican Nationals News: CBP Issues General Notice And Request For Comments On Utilization Of Global Entry Kiosks By Nexus And Sentri Participants News: CBP Announces Global Entry Pilot Program Reaches 100,000 Members News: Asylum Company et al v. DC Department of Employment Services et al (No. 08-AA-1158, DC Court of Appeals, December 23, 2010) Focus: The Nurse Immigration Book The table of contents of this definitive work edited by Joseph Curran and Daniel Berger is as follows: I. FOREWORD: Why A Nurse Immigration Book? By William Stock II. PREPARING AN IMMIGRATION CASE: H-1 Visas For Nurses By Greg Siskind and Esther Fridman; TN Status For Nurses By Christopher Wendt; Practice Pointers for Presenting TN Applications By Leslie Holman; An Outline Of A Typical Nurse Case, Including Consular Processing By Joseph Curran; Adjustment Of Status For Professional Nurses By Sylvia Boecker; Building International Bridges By Commission On Graduates Of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS International); Tips For Staffing Companies In Planning Their Posting Strategies By Ronald Nair; Licensure: US State Licenses For International Nurses By Patrick Curran; Immigration Basics For Allied Professional Healthcare Workers By Christopher Musillo; Managing Or Achieving Expectations: The Key To Success By Michael Hammond. III. UNDERSTANDING THE NURSING CRISIS: Global Issues In Nurse Recruitment By Joseph Curran; The Nurse Shortage: Why It Matters By Carl Shusterman; Deadly Consequences: The Hidden Impact Of America?s Nursing Shortage By Stuart Anderson; Aiding And Abetting - Nursing Crises At Home And Abroad By Sreekanth Chagaturu and Snigdha Vallabhaneni; US Visa Policy Competition For International Scholars, Scientists And Skilled Workers By Phyllis Farrell Norman; Better Late Than Never: Workforce Supply Implications Of Later Entry Into Nursing By David Auerbach, Peter Buerhaus and Douglas Staiger IV. RECRUITING AND RETAINING NURSES: The Business Of Nurse Immigration By Mireille Kingma; Recruitment Of Workers In The Philippines: Playing Ball With The POEA By Ronald Nair; Successful International Nurse Recruiting By C. Philip Slaton; Nurse Assimilation By Yvette Mooney; Hospitals' Responses To Nurse Staffing Shortages By Jessica May, Gloria Bazzoli and Anneliese Gerland; Nurse Perspectives Of The Migration Experience By Mariah Rutherford-Olds V. AFTERWORD: Musings After 2 Decades In Nurse Immigration By James David Acoba VI. ESSENTIAL REFERENCE MATERIAL: Includes relevant sections of INA, CFR, OI, AFM, FAM and critical USCIS & DoL Memoranda. For more info, and to order, please see here. For the fax order form, see here. Headline: Immigration impasse ahead: US system is self-defeating (via @WaPoOpinions) http://ow.ly/3vGT2 Headline: Lamar Smith's misguided view on immigration: hard on ALL immigrants, forgiving with employers http://ow.ly/3vGMv Headline: Ten face deportation after traffic stop in Pennsylvania. Don't ride with a broken windshield http://ow.ly/3vGxd Headline: Undocumented immigration flow may be reversing http://ow.ly/3vGby Headline: Immigration overhaul effort seems dead http://ow.ly/3vs2t New Paradigm is needed - how about TPS4ALL thru executive order? Headline: @ilwcom offers every 100th new follower a FREE book on immigrants!! valid till supplies last. RT to your friends. Headline: Removal Book: Learn abt removal proceedings, relief from removal, appeals & much more. For table of contents & get copy http://ow.ly/3ie16 Headline: This year our democracy took a major step back. Headline: RT @AmarEsLibertad By Stopping DreamAct The Gov't Accepts Injustice over Justice & Slavery forced-labor over Freedom Headline: "The only way Obama can continue to praise the DREAM Act in public while deporting Dreamers behind the..." http://tumblr.com/xay148ong4 Headline: Port Richmond woman is a face of a 'DREAM' deferred, via @silivedotcom: http://bit.ly/hJN0XY Headline: CLE seminar: EB5 for Experts: Due Diligence and Care http://ow.ly/3ieHd To submit an article or a news item to Immigration Daily, write to editor@ilw.com. Follow ILW.COM on Twitter. Help Wanted: Immigration Professionals Toronto, ON - Immigration law firm seeks global immigration specialists (lawyers or paralegals with global file management experience) for Toronto-based global practice focused exclusively on corporate clients. The successful candidate will demonstrate complex problem-solving capabilities, attention to detail and superior communication skills. 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