There is a disconnect for many people on the difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration. Polls indicate that most Americans are in favor of preserving each of the individual categories of legal immigration. However, these legal pathways are extremely cumbersome to successfully navigate. On top of that, because of outdated quotas and insufficient numbers, it can take years and, for some, decades to legally live and work in the United States. 

In this first episode of two, Ron Klasko, Anu Nair, and Drew Zeltner cover the pathways of legal immigration to the U.S., the hurdles legal immigrants are facing, and how they contribute to the growth of the U.S. economy. Not only have foreign-born entrepreneurs or children of immigrants started around 40% of Fortune 500 companies like Google, Zoom, Amazon, Apple, eBay, but foreign national employees also fill much-needed skills gaps in many industries, most notably in the medical field.  

Do you know how critical legal immigration is to the U.S. economy and why there is such great risk in current efforts to reduce or eliminate legal immigration? Listen and find out.

In this episode:
H. Ronald Klasko
Anu Nair
Andrew J. Zeltner

Subscribe to get Part 2 as soon as it is released to hear Ron, Anu, and Drew cover how legal immigration has been reduced by 50% in the last four years.

There is a disconnect for many people on the difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration. Polls indicate that most Americans are in favor of preserving each of the individual categories of legal immigration. However, these legal pathways are extremely cumbersome to successfully navigate. On top of that, because of outdated quotas and insufficient numbers, it can take years and, for some, decades to legally live and work in the United States.&nbsp;
In this first episode of two, Ron Klasko, Anu Nair, and Drew Zeltner cover the pathways of legal immigration to the U.S., the hurdles legal immigrants are facing, and how they contribute to the growth of the U.S. economy. Not only have foreign-born entrepreneurs or children of immigrants started around 40% of Fortune 500 companies like Google, Zoom, Amazon, Apple, eBay, but foreign national employees also fill much-needed skills gaps in many industries, most notably in the medical field.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Do you know how critical legal immigration is to the U.S. economy and why there is such great risk in current efforts to reduce or eliminate legal immigration? Listen and find out.
In this episode:
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<li><a href="https://www.klaskolaw.com/team-member/h-ronald-klasko/">H. Ronald Klasko</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.klaskolaw.com/team-member/anusree-nair/">Anu Nair</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.klaskolaw.com/team-member/andrew-j-zeltner/">Andrew J. Zeltner</a></li>
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Subscribe to get Part 2 as soon as it is released to hear Ron, Anu, and Drew cover how legal immigration has been reduced by 50% in the last four years.

Welcome to Statutes of Liberty: An Immigration Podcast by Klasko Immigration Law Partners. 

The United States is many things: a great melting pot, a nation of immigrants, a land of opportunity. Millions have journeyed here seeking freedom and the chance for a better life. Belief in the American ideal means providing opportunities for everyone, regardless of race or birthplace, to achieve their highest potential. 

Join us as we unravel the ins and outs of American immigration policy, from the issues of today to the historic basis for laws already in place.

Statutes of Liberty

Join Klasko Immigration Law Partners and Anu Nair in this podcast, Statutes of Liberty, as we unravel the ins and outs of American immigration policy, from the issues of today to the historic basis for laws already in place.

There is a disconnect for many people on the difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration. Polls indicate that most Americans are in favor of preserving each of the individual categories of legal immigration. However, these legal pathways are extremely cumbersome to successfully navigate. On top of that, because of outdated quotas and insufficient numbers, it can take years and, for some, decades to legally live and work in the United States.   In this first episode of two, Ron Klasko, Anu Nair, and Drew Zeltner cover the pathways of legal immigration to the U.S., the hurdles legal immigrants are facing, and how they contribute to the growth of the U.S. economy. Not only have foreign-born entrepreneurs or children of immigrants started around 40% of Fortune 500 companies like Google, Zoom, Amazon, Apple, eBay, but foreign national employees also fill much-needed skills gaps in many industries, most notably in the medical field.    Do you know how critical legal immigration is to the U.S. economy and why there is such great risk in current efforts to reduce or eliminate legal immigration? Listen and find out.  In this episode:  H. Ronald Klasko Anu Nair Andrew J. Zeltner  Subscribe to get Part 2 as soon as it is released to hear Ron, Anu, and Drew cover how legal immigration has been reduced by 50% in the last four years.

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