Show Notes
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Joseph Rosen is the managing attorney for Joseph H. Rosen, Immigration Law Group. Mr. Rosen began practicing Immigration Law in June 2011 after retiring from the US Government where he spent 20 years as a Special Agent for the FBI and US Customs. His law enforcement career includes 10 years of working on or near the US / Mexico border. He teaches and immigration law class and is a Clinical Director at the JMLS Immigration Clinic located at Catholic Charities Atlanta.
In this episode you will hear:
His view on the security of the US / Mexican boarder
How discrimination has driven Immigration law development
Chinese Exclusion acts
How Congress developed power over immigration (and what the courts can and can’t do)
Other interesting turning points in US Immigration
Where Immigration may be heading in the near future
Joe also shares with us:
Business Advice: Treat your clients well and be responsive
His personal habits that attributes to his success: Working hard and perseverance
Parting Thoughts: Immigrants often display the highest degree of US Nationalism
Bonus content:
A short excerpt from President Obama’s announcement to take executive action on Immigration
“The Star-Spangled Banner” by Chase Holfelder
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