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I'll Call You From The Car

With nearly 30 years of business immigration experience, host David Z. Brown dives into various business immigration topics to keep listeners up to date with current trends and information on various visa types and immigration processes.

Podcast · By Brown Immigration Law · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
12
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    AI Can Give You Answers. Can It Give You Legal Advice? (opens the original)

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    AI is changing the way people approach legal questions, but getting an answer isn't necessarily the same as getting legal advice. In this episode, David Zaritzky Brown talks about AI, lawyer-client confidentiality, ethical obligations, and the changing landscape of legal services. He also discusses why human judgment and accountability still matter when managing an immigration matter from start to finish. * This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    The 60-Day Grace Period Why It Matters and What Could Change (opens the original)

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    The 60-day grace period has provided an important safety net for nonimmigrant workers who lose their jobs or choose to leave employment. Now, the government has proposed eliminating it. In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown breaks down the proposed change, why the grace period matters, and what workers and employers should understand as the rule moves through the regulatory process. * This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    CPT and OPT Challenges: What Universities and Students Need to Know (opens the original)

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    In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car , David Zaritzky Brown provides an update on the rapidly changing immigration landscape for international students. He covers new CPT guidance, the potential $100,000 OPT cost, the impact on universities and employers, and what these developments could mean for the United States' ability to attract and retain international talent. He also shares practical considerations for students navigating these changes in real time. * This podcast is for informa

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    When Immigration Policy Collides With the Law (opens the original)

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    Immigration policy has limits, and a recent federal court decision has drawn a clear line. A recent federal court decision is challenging the Trump administration’s 75-country pause on immigrant visa processing. In this episode, David Zaritzky Brown examines the court’s reasoning, the limits of executive authority, and the role of consular officers in adjudicating immigrant visa cases. He also discusses what the ruling could mean for applicants affected by the pause and what to watch for next. *

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    A $103,265 Fee for an H-1B? What Just Happened (opens the original)

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    Breaking immigration news changed the topic of this episode. David Z. Brown takes an early look at DHS's proposed rule that would impose an additional $103,265 fee on H-1B cap-subject petitions. He explains what the proposal would do, who could be affected, why he believes it raises serious legal questions, and what employers should be watching next. **This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege

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