LawLogix Co-Founder, Dan Siciliano, speaks on paperless I-9 compliance and testifies on Immigration Reform to US House and US Senate Judiciary Committees.

"Some claim that immigra-tion reduces employment levels and wages among native-born workers. This is generally not true."

Dan Siciliano

"Without a continued and normalized flow of immi-grant labor our workforce will fall well short of the numbers needed to meet the emerging demand for labor."

Dan Siciliano

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LawLogix Co-Founder an authority
on paperless I-9 technology

On November, 20, 2006, at an event entitled "What You Should Know About Workplace Enforcement and Immigration" sponsored by the Federal Bar Association and Immigration Policy Center of American Immigration Law Foundation, LawLogix Co-Founder Dan Siciliano*, spoke to Fortune 500 companies and others on the future of workplace I-9 paperless compliance. Topics covered, included the following:

Paperless I-9 storage
Real IDs and Secure Driver’s Licenses
Electronic Screening and Verification

Federal Bar Association, WA, DC

Immigration Policy Center

To read a summary review, please view this document: (Printable pdf file)

LawLogix is actively
involved in Immigration Reform

Here you can read, hear and see LawLogix Co-Founder, Dan Siciliano, testifying to different US Committees, participating in Immigration Debates and being quoted in The Wall Street Journal.

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Audio and Video
Recordings:

U.S. Congress
House Committee

The U.S. Senate
Judiciary Committee

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The Wall
Street Journal

The Asia Society,
New York City

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(*) LawLogix Co-Founder, Dan Siciliano, teaches at Stanford Law School, is a research fellow with the Immigration Policy Center of AILF (American Immigration Lawyer Foundation) and has a wealth of real immigration practice experience having practiced in a large corporate immigration law firm and run the largest non-profit immigration community project in Phoenix for 5 years. Dan has testified in front of both the US Senate and the House on immigration reform and is a regular speaker at AILA and other conferences on various immigration and I-9 electronic compliance matters.