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"With immigration rules changing at hyperspeed, staying informed is officially a full-time job.
Please join this informative webinar where we walk you through what changed, what’s next, and what it all means for employers, HR teams, and global mobility professionals."

Among other impacts: destroying the tourist industry.

Hey Florida - you voted for this!

* Look ahead to how executive actions will impact major issues such as employee political speech and federal agency deference.

* See data-driven trends in lawsuits challenging executive orders.

***This webinar is intended for #Lawyers seeking #MCLE credit but is open to anyone.

* Understand how tensions between the Supreme Court and lower court judges could affect outcomes in cases involving the Trump administration in 2026.

* Gain insight into how lawyers will change their approach to practices like discovery and forum-shopping in the wake of the EO wave.

In this 60-minute webinar, four Bloomberg Law analysts discuss what the upcoming year has in store for lawyers as they navigate the rapidly changing dynamic between two branches of government.

The wave of executive orders and other actions issued by the Trump Administration has left the legal arena in a state of confusion. But what happens when executive authority comes up against judicial scrutiny?

Thank you for the PDF.
Unfortunately the document as I see it has cost estimates blacked out.

Either way, I don't really care. Buildings *do* age and sometimes the best course is demolishing, but it's a pity that we can't see the costs.

I assume the GIF was in error, but it is funny so thanx

Is Trump Smarter Than A 5th Grader?

Let's put him and a random 5th grader on camera, and give them the same cognitive exam.

Who will score better?

on the subject of drug overdoses ... did you know #Trump 's "Pardon Czar" is a drug kingpin who was serving a life sentence for massive drug trafficking ... until Trump pardoned her and gave her a job.
She's now helping her fellow drug traffickers get pardons...

www.youtube.com/shorts/F8udR...

Rebuilding a federal headquarters of this size could easily run $600M–$1B, so some people may conflate “repairs” with “replacement.”

No — the official repair and alteration budget for the Robert C. Weaver Federal Building is $21.7 million, not $500 million.
The $500 million figure does not appear in any official prospectus or government documentation.

Plans?
Contracts?
We don't need no stinking plans or contracts!

Trump is always right, and those other things just get in the way.

Has anyone seen plans?

There's no architect associated with the project yet?