U.S. Immigration Now

Hot Topics, Policy Shifts, & Real Time Updates for 2025

The American Australian Association invites you to a webinar with top immigration attorney Zjantelle Cammisa Markel, discussing key immigration topics currently affecting Australians in the U.S., including:

  • Entry Refusals / Detainment
  • Student Visas
  • Social Media Vetting & Phone Searching
  • Changes to visas and green cards
  • Registration Requirements – must listen to for parents of pre-teens
  • What is happening at consulates
  • Visa renewals
  • Citizenship Interview – risk of deportation

Presented by:

CammisaMarkel
Event Date: Mon, June 2, 2025
Event Time: 6:00 pm
Event Finish: 7:00 pm
Where:

Webinar

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