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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Great Immigration Newsletter

The National Law Review has a great immigration law newsletter and they don't email you if there's not new legal news to report and flood your inbox. They have very good articles on immigration news too on their website. I debated on whether to give them a four or a five because they are picky about who they publish a detailed screening process that makes the average joe without a prestigious law firm to back them up, go through hoops get published. It's easy for large law firms with an army of legal marketing staff to come up with a constant flow of content, not so easy for the little guy. It guess it's a good thing they check out their writers, but a pain if you are on the other side of it.

June 24, 2020
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