MEDIA: Hiring immigrants can be complex, but not impossible for small businesses

Gene Marks for The Philadelphia Inquirer on whether Donald Trump will
tap VP JD Vance to serve as Chief Sales Critter for Tump's merit-based
comprehensive immigration reform legislation authored by the Cheap
Labor Lobby and passed by Mike Johnson's House.GOV and John Cornyn
(or John Thune (or Rick Scott's) Senate.GOV:
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| Both Cohen and Eury said immigration law has become much more
| complicated over the past decade, and the outlook remains uncertain
| in the current political environment. But that shouldn't intimidate
| employers.
|
| "I always tell small employers not to shy away from hiring immigrant
| workers," Eury said. "Foreign workers can oftentimes provide a skill
| set to really help companies in the U.S. thrive."
|
| "But the process is very nuanced and constantly changing," Eury
| added, "which is why it's always important to work with an
| immigration attorney who knows what they're doing."

Did NeverBackDown.ORG's Steve Cortes and Ken Cuccinelli advise Casey
DeSantis to dispatch Ron to David McIntosh's ClubForGrowth.ORG to
obtain permission to deploy the likes of Mike Emmons onto Lachlan
Murdoch's FoxNews.COM campaign stage to impeach Trump for failing to
convert the Cheap Labor Lobby's H-1B scab worker lottery to a wage
ordered queue?
John
groenveld@acm.org
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"As the Trump-Russia script is replayed, Devlin Barrett replaces Ali
Watkins as the IC leak recipient who joins the New York Times in
advance of the October surprise launch against President Trump." -
Sundance
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