Global Immigration: Policy Development In A Compliance Oriented World June 14, 2011

With You Today Ethan E. Kaufman, Partner Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Telephone: (212) Lisa Ryan, Partner Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP Telephone: (732)

Agenda Introduction Public Policy Priorities and the Economy Compliance Issues Corporate Policy Considerations 2

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Public Policy Priorities And The Economy The synchronized recession has resulted in unprecedented tightening of immigration requirements in a number of jurisdictions Driven by domestic political considerations rather than any practical outcomes Government requirements juxtaposed to business trends: - Governments enacting more restrictive immigration policies with heightened scrutiny vs. - Business needs to decrease costs and find new opportunities globally where time is of the essence Immigration as a recruiting tool 4

Compliance Issues Government Structure Reporting Obligations Government Reliance on Open Source Data Business Visitor Limitations Audit and Investigatory Priorities Securities and Export Control Business Visitor Limitations 5

Corporate Policy Considerations Understanding what you need Establishing policies Identifying areas of risk Communicating to the business Creating communication lines Identifying and engaging stakeholders 6

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