Federal Immigration Deportation and Removal Defense
Faculty: Rahul Manchanda
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AK-2.00, AZ-2.00, CA-2.00, CO-2.00, DE-2.00, FL-2.00, HI-2.00, IL-2.00, KY-2.00, LA-1.80, MS-1.80, ND-2.00, NJ-2.00, NM-1.80, NY-2.00, OR-1.75, PA-2.00, TX-2.00, UT-1.50, VA-2.00, WY-2.00,
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Immigration issues have been gripping the nation as the new administration struggles to deal with the large amount of immigrants, both legal and illegal, that exist in the United States. Rahul Manchanda delivers an extremely insightful program on federal immigration deportation and removal defense. He discusses the impact of recent legislation as well as giving advice on how to handle clients in a deportation case. The mix between law and practical advice make this course a must watch for those seeking to learn more about this growing area of the law.
I. Impact of Recent Legislation
II. Deportability versus Inadmissibility versus Excludibility
III. Criminal Convictions
IV. Removal Orders
V. Best Defenses
VI. Representing Refugees or Political Asylees
VII. Vacated Convictions
VIII. Aggravated Felonies and One-Year Rule
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Rahul Manchanda
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Professor and Attorney Rahul Manchanda has worked for one of the largest law firms in Manhattan, where he focused on asbestos litigation. At the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law ("UNCITRAL") in Vienna, Austria, Mr. Manchanda was exposed to international trade law, arbitration, alternative dispute resolution, and comparisons of the American common law with European civil law. He later worked for one of the largest multi-national law firms in Paris, France, where he focused primarily on international arbitration, arbitration agreements, the enforcement of foreign arbitration awards against multinational parent corporations, piercing the corporate veil, arbitration venue choice, and foreign policy. In Paris, Mr. Manchanda analyzed and compared the American legal system with its British, French, Russian, German, and Chinese counterparts. Mr. Manchanda also has extensive technical experience in Federal Patent Prosecution and Intellectual Property issues, and has contributed to the issuing of patents in the areas of biotechnology, organic chemistry, biopharmaceuticals, electrical and mechanical engineering, computer software and technology, and internet business methods. He was recently the Keynote Address Speaker for Hamline University School of International Law on the 60th Anniversary of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, as well as a Chief Speaker for the Civil Rights Litigation Update Seminar on Balancing Inalienable Civil Rights and National Security in the Post-911 Era.
His internationally recognized law firm has a formidable presence in Federal Criminal, Civil, International, and Immigration Courts throughout the United States pertaining to Master, Individual, and Final Hearings, Naturalization Interviews, Writs of Habeas Corpus, Writs of Corum Nobis, Marriage Cases, U.S. Embassy and Consular Processing, American Citizen Services, United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of State liaison, 440 Motions to Vacate, Amend, or Expunge Criminal Convictions, Aggravated Felonies, Drug Smuggling Cases, Stokes Hearings, Political Asylum, Taxation, Hardship, Removal of Condition Hearings, National Security, and Adjustment of Status Interviews. He served as an American Immigration Lawyer Association ("AILA") Committee Member for the Congressional/Advocacy Committee, the Department of Labor ("DOL") Committee, and the Executive Office for Immigration Review ("EOIR")/District Counsel/Political Asylum Committee. Attorney Manchanda also proudly serves on the New York State Bar Association Empire State Counsel Program, which is a small group of Attorneys who serve the poor without charge, helping people who otherwise could not afford legal counsel to achieve justice. Attorney Manchanda also proudly serves as a Member of the American Bar Association Advisory Panel, a group of Attorneys that informs the ABA’s priorities and decisions by providing opinions about the direction of the ABA and issues facing the profession.
Federal Immigration Deportation and Removal Defense
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