The Presidential Debates were very heated! Interestingly the issues did not even focus on the hottest topic at all . . . the U.S. immigration law. It will be interesting to see how Ms. Clinton is going to find a way to back-off from the most horrible piece of immigration law which was signed by her husband when he was seeking a second term in 1996. Mr. Trump's tirades and interruptions of Ms. Clinton during the debates may be somewhat disrespectful but are clear signs of the "fire in the belly" that he has about making America "great again". With a potential government shutdown looming, we continue to be reminded that politics is just a "dirty game" and that "we" (the public) are the pawns in this nasty Washington "board game".

We just wanted to let you know that, in the interest of providing additional support for our clients and their U.S. and Canadian immigration law needs, we are bringing aboard another lawyer who has over a decade of general U.S. business and family-based immigration law experience. Initially she will be working closely with David and Ludka and Michael but you may see her name on additional emails and in contributions to e-zines that are sent with regard to the matters that we are handling or in information that our office continues to disseminate. 

As you are aware, the US immigration laws have become much more complex over the last several years and we have found it important to be able to continue to add additional immigration and nationality law staff who are able to assist us and you to better navigate the often "stormy waters" of the US immigration world.

These small changes within our organization will allow us to better provide close and personal and additional service levels to your organization and other of our clients. If you should have any questions, of course, please feel free to give us a call.