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Wednesday 4 November (1900 - 2100)
Thursday 5 November (0800 - 1700)
Thursday 5 November (0855 - 0900)
Thursday 5 November (0900 - 0910)
Thursday 5 November (0910 - 1030)
Thursday 5 November (1030 - 1100)
Thursday 5 November (1100 - 1230)
Thursday 5 November (1230 - 1330)
Thursday 5 November (1330 - 1500)
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This plenary session explores how technology is reshaping immigration practice, including automation, digitalisation, ethical considerations, data protection, and the future role of immigration professionals.
Thursday 5 November (1500 - 1530)
Thursday 5 November (1530 - 1650)
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A comparative update on key immigration developments in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, including temporary residence, permanent residence pathways, employer sponsorship, compliance trends, and policy outlooks.
Thursday 5 November (1930 - 2230)
Friday 6 November (0800 - 1700)
Friday 6 November (0830 - 0945)
Friday 6 November (0830 - 0945)
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Given the proliferation of regulatory frameworks and heightened scrutiny, leading practitioners examine key enforcement trends, audit practices, and employer defense strategies, while offering practical, forward-looking insights on compliant hiring, proactive risk mitigation, and addressing potential non-compliance before it escalates.
Friday 6 November (0945 - 1000)
Friday 6 November (1000 - 1115)
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A comparative panel examining the resurgence of denaturalisation powers, procedural safeguards, evidentiary standards, national security justifications, and the human consequences of citizenship revocation.
Friday 6 November (1000 - 1115)
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An interdisciplinary discussion exploring how literature, narrative, and storytelling deepen lawyers’ understanding of empathy, identity, migration, and “otherness,” and how these insights inform better legal practice.
Friday 6 November (1115 - 1230)
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A comparative panel assessing how jurisdictions compete for skilled migrants, entrepreneurs, and investors, examining openness, bottlenecks, political constraints, and future reform trajectories.
Friday 6 November (1330 - 1445)
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A global overview of recent immigration and mobility developments, focusing on employer sponsorship, labour market access, short‑term mobility, and the intersection of migration policy with geopolitics.