Global migration practice today is shaped by constant change — from political transitions and conflict to evolving public opinion, global mobility pressures, and the rise of artificial intelligence in legal systems. These forces have reshaped immigration policies across North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, creating a complex landscape for practitioners who advise clients across borders.

The 2025 AILA/GMS Global Immigration Forum Handbook provides a practitioner-focused survey of these developments, bringing together leading experts to analyze the most pressing challenges in global migration. With practical insights and comparative perspectives, the Handbook delivers timely guidance for attorneys navigating international mobility in a time of rapid transformation.

Inside, practitioners will find:

• Regional updates and lessons learned from the past year, with coverage of evolving policies across North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
• Sector-specific analysis, including immigration considerations for multinational corporations, M&A transactions, creative and sporting professionals, and corporate refugee resettlement.
• Guidance on sustainable talent mobility, DEI challenges, and security screening processes.
• Cutting-edge discussions on the role of artificial intelligence in immigration practice and the impact of international turmoil on mobility.
• Forward-looking perspectives on citizenship strategies and what practitioners can expect in the coming year.

Timely, comprehensive, and global in scope, this Handbook equips immigration professionals with the knowledge and context needed to provide effective counsel in an era of uncertainty and change.

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