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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is set to replace NAFTA after ratification by the three countries’ legislatures. Its labor mobility provisions are expected to follow NAFTA practices, and each country retains authority to interpret it.

A blog in the New York State Bar Association’s pro bono newsletter by Fragomen’s Danny Alicea and Lisa Pearlstein of City Bar Justice Center outlines an immigration law clinic for homeless families.

Danny Alicea and Aviva Meerschwam received Year Up New York’s Community Ambassador Award. Year Up is a one-year training program that provides low-income young adults with skills development, college credits, and corporate internships.

Fragomen professionals Roy Ren and Iris Zhang from the Shanghai office discuss immigration policies surrounding the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in an episode of The Immigration Conversation.

Andrew Greenfield, managing partner of Fragomen’s Washington, D.C. office and an Executive Committee member, was reappointed to Brand USA’s board. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker first appointed him in 2014.

Congratulations to Juan Carlos Aguilar Noble, Leonor Echeverria, Federico Solis and Leon Zarnowski for being recognized by Best Lawyers in its immigration law category.

Fragomen elected 14 new partners globally, including Natasha Catterson and Ian Robinson, who are based in its London office.

Adriana is a Foreign Attorney and Director of Global Client Services in Fragomen’s Atlanta office. Her practice includes developing international business immigration strategies and ensuring compliance with applicable international rules and regulations.

Cherilyn is an Operations Director in Fragomen’s Johannesburg office, responsible for service delivery by the Africa teams and regional efficiencies, including analyzing client service delivery, applying process methodologies, and implementing improvements.

Corrine is a Senior Manager at Fragomen’s Asia Pacific Coordination Center in Singapore. She and her team advise clients on immigration and process compliance in Asia Pacific, including Thailand, Japan, Bangladesh, and Nepal; she leads a team of immigration consultants.

Golnoosh is an associate in Fragomen’s Silicon Valley office with over six years of immigration experience, advising startups and established companies in technology and healthcare on nonimmigrant and immigrant matters, including O-1 and EB-1 petitions.

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Fragomen provides immigration services through 5,500 professionals and 60+ offices worldwide, with 70+ years of experience. It offers visa support, compliance guidance, and global mobility planning for businesses and individuals across 170+ countries.