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A New Era for Immigration Policy and Enforcement - What the Cannabis Industry Needs to Know

October 6, 2025 | Webinar | Duane Morris LLP

Duane Morris will hold its next Cannabis Webinar, A New Era for Immigration Policy and Enforcement – What the Cannabis Industry Needs to Know, on Monday, October 6, 2025, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern.

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About the Program

This year has seen many changes in the federal enforcement of immigration and employment policies, many of which have a direct effect on the cannabis industry. Termination of programs like Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and humanitarian parole, conflicting guidance from the executive and judicial branches on the scope and effective dates of those terminations, federal raids of worksites including farms, and the rapid spread of information (and misinformation) in traditional and social media on ICE enforcement efforts have all contributed to disruptions in many employers’ day-to-day operations. Our panel of attorneys will discuss the differences between now and just a year ago, and what can be expected through the remainder of this year and into the next. We will also go into detail on how to best be prepared for enforcement actions at your organization and what you can do to stay ahead of immigration policy and regulatory compliance.

Moderator 

Paul P. Josephson, Team Lead, Cannabis Industry Group

Presenters

Mary P. HansenCo-Chair, White-Collar Defense Group

Michael J. Rinaldi, Partner, White-Collar Defense Group

Thomas J. Curran, Partner, White-Collar Defense Group

Ted J. Chiappari, Chair, Immigration Law Group

About the Duane Morris Cannabis Industry Group

Duane Morris attorneys in offices throughout the U.S. and internationally have extensive experience with the wide array of issues attendant to legal cannabis business activities. In addition to advising participants in the medical and adult-use cannabis and hemp/CBD industries, as the industry has grown, Duane Morris attorneys experienced in cannabis-related issues frequently advise clients in other sectors whose businesses intersect with the expanding regulated cannabis sector