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Made in America Panel at AILA Annual Conference Featuring Matthew Kolodziej

  • Writer: Jia Law Group
    Jia Law Group
  • 5 days ago
  • 1 min read

Global business activity is in a phase of structural realignment. Trade relationships are being recalibrated, industrial policy is increasingly deployed as a competitive instrument, and talent mobility has become a direct input into cross-border investment decisions rather than a downstream administrative consideration. These shifts are actively influencing where capital is deployed, how supply chains are configured, and how companies approach long-term operational footprint decisions.

Against this backdrop, we are pleased to note that Mr. Matthew Kolodziej, Immigration Partner at JLG, will be speaking at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference as part of the Business Immigration Track.

He will join the panel “Made in America”: Increasing U.S. Immigration, which will address how shifts in trade dynamics and the continued expansion of U.S. manufacturing are shaping employer-facing immigration strategy, particularly in relation to workforce planning and cross-border talent mobility in the United States.

Immigration Partner at JLG

AILA Positions Held:

  • AILA AC26 Featured Speaker and Planning Committee Member

  • Former Chair, Investment Committee

  • Former Member, Department of State(DoS) Liaison Committee

  • Former Legislative Fellow


His participation reflects his active role in the business immigration field and continued engagement with issues that directly impact how employers structure and execute U.S. hiring and mobility strategies in a changing regulatory and economic environment.

 
 
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