Immigration law and employment are intimately intertwined. The internet allows employers to recruit the best talent in the world. For employment of non-US workers in the US, immigration law is a persistent reality.
Employers visit our site to learn and keep informed of any changes in the immigration laws.
Participation in the American dream for non-US workers often means finding a job and visa petitioner. As the hub for immigration information, ILW.COM provides ILW.COM Jobs to meet the needs of the employers and potential employees visiting the site. And read Immigration Daily for all the immigration news you need to know. In Chapter 8 of Handbook of Immigration Law Mark A. Ivener writes about TN Visas for Canadian Professionals and Consultants. The ABCs of Immigration Religious Workers Greg Siskind and Amy Ballentine write about the immigrant visa category for ministers, people working in a professional capacity in a religious occupation or vocation, and others working in a religious occupation or vocation.