Fragomen and IACC Webcast: Navigating the 2026 U.S. Immigration Landscape: Policy, Mobility, Trade and Market Strategy
May 7, 2026 | 7:00 PM — 8:00 PM IST

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Fragomen, in collaboration with the Indo American Chamber of Commerce, is hosting an informative webinar Navigating the 2026 U.S. Immigration Landscape: Policy, Mobility, Trade and Market Strategy on Thursday, 7 May.
This session will explore key developments shaping the U.S. immigration environment and their broader impact on global mobility, trade, and business strategy.
Fragomen Partner, Saju James, will provide an executive overview of key U.S. and India immigration developments, framing policy shifts through a global mobility and risk lens.
Fragomen U.S. Partners, Bo Cooper and Haseena Enu, will provide a comprehensive U.S. update covering:
- The New H 1B CAP and its Ripple Effect on Global Trade, Travel & Corporate Compliance - A focused overview of the latest H-1B CAP updates, process enhancements, and key takeaways for employers
- Compliance Essentials for Multinational Companies - Critical compliance considerations, regulatory risks, and best practices to help employers stay audit-ready
- Navigating Customs & Border Protection (CBP) - Practical travel-related tips, entry-related red flags, and key pointers to ensure smooth movement of employees across borders
In addition, Arun Silvester, Managing Director of Fragomen's India Practice will provide an update on India inbound and outbound consular processing, including:
- Insights into current visa appointment wait times, emergency appointment availability, documentation expectations, and emerging trends
If you would like to attend this webcast, please click the register button.
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