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Webinar: Immigration Under the New Administration

The results of the recent presidential election are ushering in new questions and uncertainties about immigration policy. Join the immigration and human rights experts at Grossman Young & Hammond for an insightful webinar discussing what may be expected for immigration under the new administration.

Webinar: Opportunities for U.S. Citizens to Live, Work, or Immigrate to Canada

In the wake of recent U.S. election results, many Americans are evaluating their options for living, working, or immigrating to Canada. This webinar – co-sponsored by U.S. immigration firm, Grossman Young & Hammond and Canadian immigration firm, BARTLAW LLP – addresses legal pathways available for U.S. citizens considering a move north of the border.

The Role of Non-Citizens in Election Years: How to Permissibly Participate Politically

As the 2024 election is fast approaching, the political atmosphere is charged with excitement and activism. While voting remains the primary cornerstone of participatory democracy, non-citizens often find themselves on the sidelines, and frequently have questions about their roles in the political process. However, non-citizens who can’t vote can engage in significant ways, particularly through fundraising and volunteering.