Preparing for Enhanced Immigration-Related Compliance Requirements
June 17, 2025 | 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM EDT

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Location
WERC Headquarters, 2001 K Street, NW, # 300
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
This half-day workshop brings together corporate mobility and immigration leaders to navigate anticipated changes in the U.S. employment-based immigration landscape under a potential second Trump administration. Designed for in-house corporate practitioners, the program focuses on aligning policy, preparing for heightened compliance, and responding to evolving agency practices.
Fragomen speakers Priscilla Muhlenkamp and Eddie Raleigh will lead a dedicated session on managing enhanced compliance risks—including FDNS site visits, visa renewals, and employment authorization strategies.
Agenda Highlights
- U.S. immigration policy updates and impacts on talent mobility
- Aligning immigration strategies with shifting legal and regulatory frameworks
- Preparing for agency audits and compliance enforcement
- Networking and peer discussion sessions
CE Credit:
Approved for 3 CE credits for CRP®/GMS® certification holders.
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