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Leon Rodriguez

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Policy Matters, Law360, Lexology, Mondaq, Law360 UK
Partner, Seyfarth Shaw; Former Director, U.S.Citizenship and Immigration Services
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Policy Matters Podcast - The Immigration Lens, Episode 7: What Changed? Trump’s Travel Bans in 2017 and 2025

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By Daniela Mayer, Leon Rodriguez, Leon Rodríguez, León Rodríguez
| Lexology Verified
Click here to listen to the audio. On this episode of the Immigration Lens, Seyfarth attorneys Dani Mayer and Leon Rodriguez will discuss the Trump administration’s latest travel ban. With the travel ban now in effect for nationals of 19 countries. Tune in for the details around the travel restrictions, including impacted countries, and the scope, to plan ahead for your employment needs. Read the full transcript of today's episode here.
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Expect Eyes On Electronic Devices At US Entry Points

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By Dawn Lurie, Leon Rodriguez, Leon Rodríguez, León Rodríguez
| Law360 Verified
By Dawn Lurie and Leon Rodriguez ( May 20, 2025, 5:18 PM EDT) -- Under U.S. customs and international trade laws, border agents have the legal authority to inspect, search or detain any person, luggage or merchandise coming into or leaving the country.[1] And yes, that includes your electronic devices like phones, tablets and laptops.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
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Expect Eyes On Electronic Devices At US Entry Points

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By Dawn Lurie, Leon Rodriguez, Leon Rodríguez, León Rodríguez
| Law360 UK Verified
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Dawn Lurie and Leon Rodriguez ( May 20, 2025, 5:18 PM EDT) -- Under U.S. customs and international trade laws, border agents have the legal authority to inspect, search or detain any person, luggage or merchandise coming into or leaving the country.[1] And yes, that includes your electronic devices like phones, tablets and laptops....
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