Calendar of Events

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23
Oct.
26
Oct.
Chapter Events
Do not miss the Central Florida Chapter 38th Annual Immigration Conference as we will have amazing speakers, social and networking events, and incredible sponsors well worth YOUR time and money!
23
Oct.
Govt. Events
On 10/23/24, USCIS will host a session on immigration options for Lebanese nationals. The session will cover Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and Deferred Enforced Departure (DED), filing for employment authorization, and a Q&A segment.
23
Oct.
Roundtable
Join members of the EOIR National Committee for an informal presentation about how they navigate around ECAS and other court “tech” issues followed by a conversation with fellow practitioners about what works and doesn’t work in your court.
23
Oct.
Section Call
Join the Federal Court Litigation Section for their quarterly call where they will cover <em>Loper Bright</em>, a June 2024 decision from the Supreme Court that upends administrative law, including in the immigration sphere.
25
Oct.
Roundtable
With less than two weeks left before the 2024 election, the AILA Well-Being Committee invites you to the final roundtable in our election anxiety series. Our facilitator will guide us through how to find our center and stay the course even in a world that feels chaotic.
27
Oct.
29
Oct.
Chapter Events
2024 RDC-EMEA Fall Conference October 27-29, 2024
29
Oct.
Web Seminar
When can you make the government pay your attorney fees for a federal court case? How difficult is this to accomplish?
30
Oct.
Roundtable
The 2024 AILA Technology and Innovation Summit brought together leading voices to explore the latest advancements and trends in legal tech. In this roundtable, conference planners and faculty share their high level takeaways and discuss how these innovations are shaping the future of legal practice.
30
Oct.
Roundtable
Our panelists will explore the timing of such lawsuits, the litigation position of the State Department, venue considerations, and how you can prepare for the next administration.
30
Oct.
Section Call
Join the Global Migration Section as panelists discuss visa processing times in a variety of countries, including Italy, Taiwan, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States.