Jackson Walker partner Sang M. Shin will join a distinguished panel of immigration law practitioners at the 2025 National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) Convention, November 6–8 in Denver, Colorado.

The CLE panel, titled “Will ICE Pursue My Clients and Employees? Immigration Enforcement: Navigating Scrutiny and Disparate Impact in the Wake of Shifting Federal Policy,” takes place on November 7 and will explore the evolving landscape of immigration enforcement under the current administration. The session will provide a deep dive into the legal, social, and economic ramifications of federal policy shifts, with particular attention to their impact on immigrant communities and worksites—including those within the AAPI population.

Moderated by Edgar Chen, Special Policy Advisor at NAPABA, the panel features:

• Maximillian Del Rey, Partner, Mayer Brown
• Ganesh Kalyanaraman, Attorney & Solicitor, Law Office of Ganesh Kalyanaraman
• Greg Chen, Senior Director of Government Relations, American Immigration Lawyers Association
• Sang M. Shin, Partner, Jackson Walker

This session is designed to equip attendees with actionable guidance for navigating enforcement priorities, preparing for potential audits or investigations, and understanding the intersection of immigration policy and community impact.

For more information about the NAPABA Convention, visit NAPABA’s official site.

Meet Sang

Sang M. Shin is a business immigration attorney with broad experience managing immigration matters for companies, individuals, investors, and institutions through the U.S. and internationally. Sang handles a wide range of nonimmigrant visas and petitions and provides advanced and strategic advice to clients on a variety of immigrant visas and labor certification (PERM). Sang also helps foreign companies with their U.S. market entry, growth, and expansion efforts as they enter the United States by serving as outside counsel to their various legal needs.