Episode Summary
In this episode of the American Dream Team Podcast, immigration attorney Ahmad Yakzan discusses how the rise of remote work has impacted immigration law, particularly for those working in the United States on various work visas. He explores the challenges faced by remote workers in obtaining or maintaining visas, as well as the legal considerations employers must be aware of when hiring remote workers from other countries. Ahmad highlights how immigration laws are slowly adapting to the new remote work landscape, but also the complexities that remain, particularly around visa processes and employer control requirements.
Timestamps:
[00:00-00:30] Introduction to the episode and guest, Ahmad Yakzan
[00:31-01:40] How remote work has impacted immigration policies and practices
[01:41-02:46] Changes in employment visas like H1-B due to remote work
[02:47-03:56] The effect of remote work on labor certifications for immigration
[03:57-04:56] Other visa categories affected by remote work (J-1, E-2, etc.)
[04:57-06:34] Challenges remote workers face when applying for visas
[06:35-08:40] Legal considerations for employers hiring remote workers from other countries
[08:41-10:32] Impact of hybrid work environments on visa processes
[10:33-12:19] Trends in immigration law related to remote work over the next few years
[12:20-13:23] Technological advancements in immigration law and visa processes
[13:24-14:17] Example of a successful immigration case involving remote work
[14:18-16:27] Conclusion and final thoughts, including tips for remote workers and employers
About The Show
The American Dream Team Podcast is a platform where experienced immigration attorney Ahmad Yakzan shares insights and practical advice on navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law. Through engaging discussions, Ahmed addresses common challenges faced by immigrants, explores evolving legal landscapes, and provides expert guidance on topics ranging from visa applications to deportation defense. Whether you're an employer, a prospective immigrant, or simply curious about immigration policies, this podcast delivers valuable information to help you understand and achieve your American dream.
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