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Obama Socks it to U.S. H-1B and L Visa Employers
Justwhen I think I’m starting to figure out this very bright man for whom I votedas President, another dumb move from the Obama White House. Last week, he signed into law a so-called “borderenforcement” bill which I had assumed was part and parcel of the ongoingresponse to what Arizona started...
Jose E. Latour Aug 18, 2010
As I sat at the opening session of the American ImmigrationLawyers Association (AILA) National Convention on Thursday morning, I felt arekindling of the fire I felt when I began immigration practice. David Leopold, AILA’s newly-installedpresident, spoke eloquently about our responsibilities as...
Jose E. Latour Jul 05, 2010
EXODUS: Movement of Job People (out of the U.S.)
With all due respect to the late Bob Marley, the title was "simply irresistable" given my topic for today. Whoops, ditto for the late Robert Palmer. An "exodus" is not too dramatic a word to illustrate the latest trend in globalism, and it foretells of a grim future f...
Jose E. Latour Apr 16, 2008
I've noticed that as one grays around the temples, some sort of phenomenon gives others the impression that you know more than you knew before. Suddenly, people who might never have listened to a word you had to say consider you a "resource" or, even worse, a "mentor".In th...
Jose E. Latour Oct 30, 2007
Metagaming, Economics, and Global HR Compliance
Today I am going to talk about the LEAST talked about 2007 Nobel Prize, the one in Economics, awarded to three U.S.-based economists - game theory pioneer Leo Hurwicz, Eric Maskin and Roger Myerson. After half a century of work in a little-known but massively cool area of game theory, it’s about tim...
Jose E. Latour Oct 25, 2007
CAFTA Update- Costa Rica (Probably) Comes Aboard
Well, I've been checking online to confirm the facts but I still can't find definitive confirmation on Sunday's CAFTA vote in Costa Rica. It APPEARS that voters approved it by a narrow (52%) margin.Good for them if they did. The call centers will remain open. The export opportuniti...
Jose E. Latour Oct 10, 2007
CAFTA and Costa Rica: A Diorama of Globalism vs. Nationalism
Yesterday's referendum in Costa Rica on the proposed free trade on a free trade pact appears to be headed toward approval. My Tico friends -- Costa Ricans refer to themselves as "Ticos" -- are pretty solidly divided on the issue: half believe that approval of the treaty is an indispe...
Jose E. Latour Oct 08, 2007
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