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🚀 Exciting News! Ep. 36 of Immigration Uncovered is now live!🚀 🎙️This week I'm joined by the renowned David Lesperance, Founder of Lesperance & Associates, to dive deep into the fascinating world of multiple citizenships and tax considerations for American expatriates. 🌍💼 🔑 Key Discussion Points: - Multiple citizenships as your own "insurance policy" - Three scenarios for residing abroad and the tax implications of each - Explanation of FATCA and FBAR - Insights into Citizenship by Investment and Golden Visa programs - Renunciation of US citizenship: who considers it and why🌟 👨⚖️ About David Lesperance David is one of the world’s leading international tax and immigration advisors. With a wealth of experience from his time as a Canadian immigration and customs officer to his successful career as a legal consultant, David has become a trusted advisor to many high-net-worth individuals and families. He is also a published author and a dedicated pro bono advisor to governments on enhancing their investment immigration programs. 📚🌐 👉Tune in and enjoy this very interesting and timely conversation! Links to David's white papers on these topics are below in the comments!🎧 #ImmigrationUncovered #Podcasting #ImmigrationLaw #Docketwise #immigrationlawyer 🌐📈👥

Did you know? On June 17, 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York. Exploros provides a lesson on Mass Immigration, where students explore how various holidays were introduced to the United States by different immigrant groups. The lesson includes an interactive exploration of Ellis Island and an analysis of the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of immigration. Click the link below to preview this lesson: https://lnkd.in/gGUJrHY3 #Exploros #studentvoice

Reflecting on Inmigrant Journeys at the Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty This weekend, after 17 years in the US, I finally visited Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Standing there, I was struck by the stories of over 12 million immigrants who passed through Ellis Island—ancestors to more than 100 million Americans, nearly a third of the population. As a first-generation immigrant, I couldn't help but draw parallels between my journey and those brave pioneers. Unlike my journey, theirs was fraught with peril and uncertainty. Approximately 2% of people who arrived at Ellis Island were sent back due to health, economic, or social issues. Yet, those who persevered found a land of opportunity for themselves and their families. Immigration has always been a cornerstone of American innovation and job creation. Our nation thrives on the diversity of backgrounds, where anyone can start a company and contribute to our shared prosperity. This is a direct result of the freedoms and liberties enshrined in our Constitution - a novel concept for much of the old world, even in the 21st Century, where dictators, strong governments, police and thugs create fear in the lives of ordinary people. I know it because I experienced those firsthand before moving to the US. As long we have a thriving immigration and entrepreneurial ecosystem, respect for our rule of law and the constitutional protections, we will continue to be a world leader in innovation. Let's celebrate the spirit of immigration and the limitless opportunities it brings to our great nation. 🇺🇸 #AmericanDream #EllisIsland #StatueOfLiberty #FirstGeneration #Immigration #Opportunity #Innovation #SharedProsperity

Exciting news! I am thrilled to announce the launch of CEG Law, a practice dedicated to helping immigrants navigate the complex legal system. Together with Andres Cifuentes and Brian Escalona we founded CEG Law to provide support and guidance to those seeking to live in this country lawfully. Follow us, and if you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to let us know. We are here to help! #immigrationlaw #legalassistance #CEGLaw

As we celebrate the 4th of July, I find myself reflecting on the complex emotions surrounding US immigration policy. The contributions of immigrants to our nation's fabric are undeniable - from enriching our culture to driving innovation and economic growth. Yet, as we approach another election cycle, immigration has once again become a political football match. Instead of seeking real solutions, candidates often use the issue to stoke fear and division for political gain. This approach does a disservice to both immigrants and American citizens alike. What we truly need is comprehensive immigration reform that recognizes the value of smart, educated, and hardworking individuals who want to contribute to our society. For starters, we should be creating seamless pathways for international students to transition to working in the US and becoming permanent residents. These talented individuals have so much to offer the US. As I think about the ideals of freedom and opportunity that we celebrate today, I'm reminded that America has always been a nation of immigrants. It's time for our policies to reflect that heritage and embrace the potential of those seeking to build a better life here. Let's use this Independence Day to recommit to a more just and welcoming immigration system - one that honors our values and strengthens our nation for generations to come. #4thOfJuly #ImmigrationReform #AmericanDream https://lnkd.in/gUbapeVt

Dive into the world of second residencies and citizenships! 🔹 Discover vital considerations for planning overseas stays. 🔹 Learn about acquiring second citizenship for tax purposes. 🔹 Understand the process of renouncing US citizenship. Gain key insights into: - Tax laws - FBAR reporting - Exit tax complexities - Expert planning advice An essential discussion for immigration lawyers and those navigating complex citizenship and residency issues. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/dFMFKVbv #expatriation #backupplan #secondcitizenship

🇺🇸 4th of July: Honoring the Immigrant Spirit 🇺🇸 As we celebrate America's independence, it's essential to recognize the profound impact of immigrants.  Seven of the 39 signers of the Constitution were immigrants, including key figures like Alexander Hamilton and James Wilson. Their contributions were instrumental in building the foundation of our nation. Today, immigrants continue to drive innovation and cultural enrichment. From technological advancements to artistic contributions, their influence is woven into the fabric of American society. This 4th of July, let's honor their contributions and advocate for fair immigration policies that reflect our nation's values of freedom and opportunity. At Fayad Law, we are committed to supporting immigrants in their journey towards achieving the American dream. Our team is here to provide guidance and advocacy, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to contribute to our nation's success. Reach out to Fayad Law at 202-999-5346 so we can help you “Achieve Your American Dream.”  #IndependenceDay #Immigration #AmericanDream #Diversity #Inclusion #FayadLaw #FourthOfJuly #ImmigrationReform #CelebrateFreedom

I believe it's always important to keep an open mind on all topics, whether you're an expert or not. Here Bryan Caplan explains why open borders and unlimited immigration is far less bad than you might think, and may actually be beneficial. Bryan is one of the world's most skilled thinkers on socioeconomic issues - he's going to be far ahead of you if you bring a naive argument. Worth considering adding his point of view to yours. https://lnkd.in/e2vTc3ni

IMMIGRANT SERIES - NYC's Response to Federal Immigration Changes Diversity has always been a defining characteristic of New York City.    The city that never sleeps is home to a myriad of cultures, and its response to federal immigration policy changes is a testament to its commitment to inclusivity.    In this blog post, let’s delve into the ways in which NYC is steering its course in the face of evolving federal regulations. Read it all https://lnkd.in/gzyvBxKN