Cornell’s international community faces evolving questions about their rights and mobility amid uncertainty around the proposed alien registration order, visa challenges, and a potential travel ban. To help our community navigate these immigration policy changes, Global Cornell is sponsoring two webinars featuring legal and immigration experts.

These virtual sessions provide guidance on legal protections, recent policy updates, and Cornell-specific implications and include Q&A. Both webinars are open to Cornell faculty, staff, and students. Registration is required. You can submit questions anonymously when you register.

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Immigration Policy Updates: Know Your Rights
Thursday, March 20 | 1 p.m. ET | Zoom

To help international and immigrant students and scholars understand their legal rights, attorneys from global immigration law firm Fragomen provide insights into protections available under U.S. law, how to respond to enforcement actions, and ways to safeguard your status.

Panelists

• Bill Lundin, senior associate, Fragomen
• Maria Delia Romero Guzman, associate, Fragomen

Register for March 20 and submit your questions.

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Immigration Policy Updates: What Cornell’s International Community Should Know
Monday, March 24 | 3 p.m. | Zoom

Recent and anticipated changes in U.S. immigration policy are raising questions for Cornell’s international community. Join Cornell immigration law experts and International Services leadership for a discussion of these evolving issues, university resources, and potential impacts on students, faculty, and staff.

Panelists

• Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer, Cornell Law School
• Stephen Yale-Loehr, Cornell Law School
• Victor Cuicahua, associate director for student empowerment, Undocumented and DACA Support
• Laura Taylor, director of International Services

Moderator

• Wendy Wolford, Vice Provost for International Affairs

Register for March 24 and submit your questions.

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Sponsored by Global Cornell and its Office of Global Learning.