Fragomen Webcast Series - Harris vs. Trump: Key Differences in Immigration Policy (Part I)
October 17, 2024 | 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM EDT

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Join us for the first installment of a compelling three-part webcast series, during which we’ll explore the potential outcomes of the 2024 U.S. presidential election and how they will shape the future of business immigration and global mobility. Whether the next administration is led by Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, the implications for immigration policies affecting business and their employees could be significant.
In this session, Fragomen Partners Bo Cooper, Parisa Karaahmet, Kristi Nevarez and Eddie Raleigh will provide an in-depth analysis of key factors and possible changes, including:
- Policy Outlook: How immigration policies may differ depending on the election outcome
- Effects on Key Processes: Expected adjustments to critical immigration programs
- Strategic Employer Considerations: Actionable steps to prepare your employees for potential changes
- Industry Benchmarking: Insights into how sectors like technology, healthcare, finance, automotive and manufacturing are adapting to the evolving immigration landscape
Who Should Attend:
Business leaders, general counsel, HR and global mobility professionals and anyone invested in immigration compliance, workforce planning, and benchmarking best practices.
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