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Navigating Change: Practical Strategies for Immigration Lawyers Under the Trump Administration 2.0
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This 1-hour CLE course equips immigration attorneys with the tools and strategies needed to adapt to the evolving immigration policies under the new administration. This session is essential for attorneys committed to stay profitable while providing effective and ethical advocacy during periods of uncertainty.
The program provides a concise summary of recent regulatory updates affecting immigration practice, including changes to employment-based visas, asylum policies, and enforcement priorities, while focusing on ethical considerations for maintaining efficiency in legal practice amid rapid changes.
Attendees will learn practical tips for staying informed, managing client expectations, adjusting representation agreements, streamlining case preparation, and leveraging social media to ensure high-quality representation.
Faculty
Natalia Polukhtin, Global Practice
Monika Sud-Devaraj, Law Offices of Monika Sud-Devaraj PLLC
Monika Sud-Devaraj
Monika Sud-Devaraj received her JD degree in 1992 from the University of Arizona, College of Law in Tucson, Arizona and has been practicing immigration law since then.
She is a former prosecutor for the former INS and has been on the defense side since 2002.
Monika serves on AILA Removal Defense Committee and is a former Chair of AILA AZ.
She is a former prosecutor for the former INS and has been on the defense side since 2002.
Monika serves on AILA Removal Defense Committee and is a former Chair of AILA AZ.
Natalia Polukhtin
Natalia Polukhtin obtained her law degree from Mercer University School of Law and is currently admitted in Arizona and Georgia practicing employment-based immigration. She is a Vice Chair of the Ethics Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), serves on the Ethics Advisory Board for the Arizona State Bar, and is a frequent presenter at professional events.
