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GT and Marymount Manhattan Host Seminar Covering Higher Education and Immigration Reform

By Nataliya Rymer on April 4, 2014
Posted in Higher Education

On Thursday, April 3, 2014, Greenberg Traurig’s Business Immigration & Compliance practice Co-Chair Laura Reiff and attorney Nataliya Rymer spoke at a breakfast seminar co-hosted by Greenberg Traurig and Marymount…

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Leaders in Higher Education Call for Immigration Reform

By Nataliya Rymer on March 17, 2014
Posted in Higher Education

As the immigration reform debate endures in the House of Representatives, leaders in higher education are continuing their call for improvements to the nation’s immigration system.

Most recently, presidents of…

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