Immigration Shake-up

Description

The U.S. immigration system is undergoing major change—and the impact reaches far beyond HR departments. In 2025, sweeping policy shifts, stepped-up enforcement, and sharply rising fees have reshaped the landscape for businesses, employees, and individuals navigating the immigration process. For companies and immigrants alike, the rules are becoming more complex—and the stakes higher.

In this timely webinar, BAL Partners Petra Tang and Kelli Duehning unpack what these developments mean for employers, international professionals, and individuals living and working in the U.S. Whether you are a business hiring or retaining global talent, a visa holder planning your next steps, or an individual seeking clarity on your immigration status, this session provides practical guidance to help you move forward with confidence.

What you’ll learn:

• How new immigration policies and budget proposals may affect both employers and individuals
• What businesses and immigrants need to do to stay compliant and avoid costly missteps
• How international professionals can prepare for heightened scrutiny and policy uncertainty
• Strategies for employers and individuals to plan ahead in an evolving immigration environment

Join us to cut through the confusion, understand what’s changing, and make informed decisions—whether you are managing a workforce or managing your own future in the U.S.

SPEAKERS

Petra Tang, Partner, Berry, Appleman & Leiden (BAL)

Kelli Duehning, Partner, Berry, Applemann & Leiden (BAL)

ABOUT BAL

Berry, Appleman & Leiden (BAL) is a leading global immigration law firm dedicated exclusively to corporate immigration. Trusted by companies of all sizes—from innovative startups to Fortune 100 corporations—BAL helps organizations navigate complex immigration challenges with clarity, efficiency, and strategic insight. With deep expertise, a strong global footprint, and a client-focused approach, BAL supports businesses and individuals in building and sustaining a mobile, international workforce.

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