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USP4GG sponsors immigration forum this Thursday
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Posted on Dec 06 2011
The U.S. Pinoys for Good Governance will be holding an immigration forum on Thursday, Dec. 8, from 5pm to 9pm at the Marianas Business Plaza lobby.
The forum will be conducted by Atty. Ted Laguatan, a U.S. immigration and human rights lawyer and legal counsel and spokesperson of the U.S. Pinoys for Good Governance.
Laguatan is a member of the California State Bar and has been honored by the California State Bar in 2010 as one of only 29 U.S. lawyers officially certified continuously for more than 20 years as Expert-Specialist in Immigration Law; and a book author of “A Layman’s Guidebook on Immigration Law.” He has won landmark immigration law cases.
Admission to the forum is free and it is a first come, first served basis.
Dr. Celia B. Lamkin, the president of U.S. Pinoys for Good Governance (Marianas Chapter) and USP4GG CNMI representative, would like to inform all foreign workers and the public that neither Laguatan nor USP4GG is soliciting any moneys nor have they authorized anyone to collect or ask money using Laguatan’s or USP4GG name for any purpose whatsoever.
They have nothing to do whatsoever with any kind of monetary solicitation including the installation of donation boxes or other forms of requests for contributions from the public.
Laguatan says “The purpose of the forum is to provide valuable information to foreign workers in the CNMI to help them understand and know their legal rights and understand some of the laws and procedures that may be applicable in helping to solve their immigration problems. ”
“Many foreign workers have lived and worked in the CNMI for years. Many have U.S. citizen children or other sympathetic situations that should rightfully be considered in their quest for immigration relief. It is good and proper that everyone views them as fellow human beings who legitimately need help. We create a better world when we show love to our fellowmen-regardless of race, nationality, religion, or culture,” Laguatan added.(USP4GG)
