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         <description><![CDATA[<p>I would like to use this blog to give people some useful information. I have multiple practice areas, but immigration needs updates most. You cannot rely on your friend's already old experience. &nbsp; </p><p>How we, immigration lawyers, obtain these information? It is through the American Immigration Lawyers Association. You cannot be a member unless you are an attorney in good standing. I can hardly think of its substitution no matter how large the law firm is.&nbsp; What I'm trying to say is, this area really needs expertise and updates which non-member does not have access.&nbsp; You should only hire a lawyer practicing immigration very seriously.&nbsp; <br /></p><p>&quot;The beauty of immigration laws is that they change so quickly.&nbsp; Like once a week, something changes like where to file, etc. You have always something to learn.&quot; That's what I said to my classmate at the conference.<br /></p><p>&quot;Why is it the beauty?&quot;</p><p>&quot;Well....You never get bored. There is always something to learn&quot; <br /></p>]]></description>
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