Are You Prepared? Key U.S. Immigration Compliance Updates for Employers
March 24, 2025 | 12:00 PM — 1:00 PM EDT

Immigration enforcement priorities are evolving rapidly. Businesses and their employees must understand the legal requirements, navigate the shifting enforcement environment and build solid compliance policies and procedures.
Join us for this critical webcast, where we will break down the latest enforcement trends, audits and best practices to help your business remain compliant and prepared.
What You’ll Learn
Our panel of immigration and compliance specialists will provide actionable insights on:
- Employee Readiness – Ensuring your workforce is prepared for immigration compliance checks including registration requirements for dependents of employees on work visas
- I-9 Compliance – Best practices for I-9s and electronic I-9s, avoiding costly errors and mitigating penalties
- DHS Site Visits – Understanding protocols, employer rights and how to respond effectively
- ICE Raids – How to develop and implement a strategic response plan for workplace enforcement actions
- Other Areas of Enforcement – Understanding Labor Condition Application (LCA) requirements and employer obligations
Who Should Attend?
This webcast is designed for professionals responsible for immigration compliance and workforce management, including:
- HR and Talent Acquisition Professionals
- Corporate Legal & Compliance Teams
- Hiring Managers & Business Leaders
- In-house Immigration & Global Mobility Specialists
Don’t wait until enforcement actions impact your business—be proactive and prepared.
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Media mentions
Senior Manager Jonathan Hill noted that stricter UKVI audits and asylum claim reviews are driving more student visa action plans.

Media mentions
Partner K. Edward Raleigh and Associate Anna I. Perina explore how changing immigration enforcement is affecting workforce planning and compliance for US employers.

Blog post
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Blog post
Counsel Susan Steger discusses how US employers can navigate ongoing green card delays and shifting visa bulletin trends to better support foreign talent and workforce planning.

Media mentions

Awards
WirtschaftsWoche names Fragomen to its "Best Law Firms 2025" list and Partner Axel Boysen to its "Best Lawyers 2025" list in the field of migration law for private individuals.

Awards
Fragomen is ranked in Band 1 in Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Legal Guide 2025.

Media mentions
Partner Rick Lamanna discusses the potential option of decentralizing work permit issuance in Canada, emphasizing the need for clear coordination between the provincial and federal governments.

Video
Fragomen FC hosts are joined by Manager Alexander Hood to examine how immigration rules are reshaping global football, from EPL transfers to the rise of international transfers into the Women’s Super League.

Media mentions
Partner Aaron Blumberg noted that enhanced screening measures, including social media vetting, may be contributing to delays in US student visa processing.

Media mentions
Associate Ilaria Iovieno outlines how recent UK immigration reforms will impact construction employers and their ability to sponsor overseas talent.