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Google Recalls Staff to US After Donald Trump Immigration Order

“No one is really sure whether a green card holder from these seven countries can return to the US now. It’s fairly clear that an H-1B visa holder can’t,” Benach said. The H-1B lets US companies employ graduate-level workers from other countries in technical occupations such as technology, engineering and science. “If anyone in these situations has the misfortune to have gone abroad recently, it’s a treacherous moment, possibly for green card holders too,” Benach said.

“We are advising our clients from those seven countries who have green cards or any type of H-1B visa not to travel outside the U.S.” said Ava Benach, a partner at immigration law firm Benach Collopy LLP, while noting that the order takes effect immediately. “No one is really sure whether a green card holder from these seven countries can return to the U.S. now. It’s fairly clear that an H-1B visa holder can’t,” Benach said.

“We are advising our clients from those seven countries who have green cards or any type of H-1B visa not to travel outside the U.S.” said Ava Benach, a partner at immigration law firm Benach Collopy LLP, while noting that the order takes effect immediately.

End To ‘Wet Feet, Dry Feet’ Is Good For Communist Cuba, Bad For Freedom

by Alex Nowrasteh, Cato Institute Commentary

January 18, 2017  – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach explains how ending the “Wet Feed, Dry Feet” treatment for Cuban asylum seekers will annually add tens of thousands of people to the United States’ crowded immigration system.

What Does Trump Mean for Washington? We Asked 15 Smart Locals

by Benjamin Freed, Elaina Plott, Luke Mullins, Marisa M. Kashino, Michael J. Gaynor and Sherri Dalphonse, Washingtonian

Jan. 17, 2017 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach predicts what the Trump Administration will mean for DC-area immigrants.

How Trump’s immigration stances could affect the tech industry

by Gretel Kauffman, The Christian Science Monitor

Nov. 21, 2016 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach predicts that the tech industry will have a more difficult time recruiting immigrants given President-elect Trump’s stance on the H-1B visa program.

Tech Industry Could be “First to Suffer” From Trump’s Immigration Stances

by David Z. Morris, Foster: US & Global Immigration Services

Nov. 22, 2016 Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach predicts that people of color will be reluctant to come work in the U.S. tech industry during a Trump Administration.

How Immigration Attys Can Prep Clients For Trump Policies

by Allissa Wickham, Law360

Here’s What Immigration Attorneys Are Telling Their Terrified Clients About a Trump Presidency

by Anna Merlan, Jezebel

Nov. 11, 2016 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach recounts how she received panicked calls and texts from clients immediately following Trump’s election victory.

Fighting Deportation Made Harder With High Court Ruling

by Allissa Wickham, Law360

May 19, 2016

BigLaw Or Boutique? How Immigration Attys Can Find A Match

by Allissa Wickham, Law360

April 4, 2016

Hillary Clinton’s Child-Deportation Flip-Flop

by Betsy Swan, Daily Beast

March 11, 2016  – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach explains that Hillary Clinton has supported Obama Administration immigration policies that have resulted in illness, deportation, and death.

Christina Lopez, Transgender Immigrant Detained at Santa Ana Jail, Gets Bond

by Gabriel San Román, OC Weekly

February 22, 2016 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach celebrates the release of her client Christina Lopez from detention.

Immigration Regulations To Watch Before Obama Exits Office

Allissa Wickham, Law360

Jan. 15, 2016

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