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McKenna Brink Signorotti LLP
Immigration Law in 2020, with Matthew Olsman
29 minutes Posted Oct 9, 2020 at 2:54 pm.
Overview of applying for immigration benefits
Options for people without "status"
Process of an application
Asylum and what is actually means
Executive Branch's exertion of power over immigration law
Post-criminal conviction relief
Resources for attorneys
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Have you heard that immigration law is changing in 2020? What about how the executive branch has made substantial changes? In this episode of I Know a Lawyer, I speak with Matthew Olsman of the Law Office of Matthew Olsman. Matt is an expert in immigration law and with his criminal law background, has a unique perspective into immigration and how it impacts several areas of the law. In this episode, we discuss:
Overview of applying for immigration benefits (
01:03)
Options for people without "status" (
03:30)
Process of an application (
05:10)
Asylum and what is actually means (
07:36)
Executive Branch's exertion of power over immigration law (
13:34)
Post-criminal conviction relief (
18:38)
Resources for attorneys (
23:87)
Thank you to Matt Olsman for joining the show. I learned quite a bit about the continuous wave of change underway in immigration law currently. Contact Matt at (818) 308-4068 or email him at [email protected]. Also check out his website at OlsmanLawFirm.com. 
This podcast is brought to you by McKenna Brink Signorotti LLP and nothing in this episode or any episode of I Know a Lawyer is meant to be taken as legal advice. If you need legal advice, call an attorney, don't rely on podcasts.
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