60 Days In: Unpacking the Trump Administration’s Rapid Overhaul of U.S. Immigration Policy and Forecasting the Road Ahead
March 19, 2025
5:45 – 7:45 p.m.
New York Law Institute, 120 Broadway, 9th fl., Room 932
Speakers:
- Michael T. Carbone, Esq. counsels individuals and small businesses on a variety of
legal issues. - Jean Davis, Esq. is an Associate Librarian for International Law at Brooklyn Law
School with multiple years of experience in legal research and teaching.
In just two months, the Trump administration has dramatically reshaped U.S. immigration policy – issuing a wave of executive orders, ramping up enforcement, and signaling a more restrictive approach to legal immigration. This session will provide an analysis of key immigration agencies – DHS, USCIS, EOIR, ICE, and CBP – and the policy shifts impacting their operations. We’ll examine the current executive orders, recent legislation (i.e., Laken Riley Act), federal agency firings, and the expansion of ICE raids. Attendees will also gain insight into upcoming enforcement priorities, new registration requirements for undocumented immigrants, and the implications of Congress’ proposed $350 billion mass deportation budget. With immigration law changing at an unprecedented pace, this session will equip attorneys with the knowledge they need to navigate the evolving landscape and prepare for what’s ahead.
This program is approved for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys and upon
completion will receive (1.5) New York Areas of Professional Practice credit.
RSVP Deadline: March 18, 2025
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