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*This series was formerly known as Teleforums. FedSoc Forums is a virtual discussion series dedicated to providing expert analysis and intellectual commentary on today’s most pressing legal and policy issues. Produced by The Federalist Society’s Practice Groups, FedSoc Forum strives to create balanced conversations in various formats, such as monologues, debates, or panel discussions. In addition ... more

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This week, investment fund manager The Vanguard Group committed to ending its ESG-driven investment initiatives, ceasing any efforts to influence portfolio companies’ business strategies toward carbon-emissions reductions, enhancing disclosure of its... more

Modern life is increasingly dependent on the internet, but with dependence comes vulnerability. Popular websites enable fraud, disinformation, and harassment. Although anyone on the internet can be at risk, particular age demographics, including chil... more

Immigration policy has significant impacts on businesses, and the debate over wise immigration policy includes many economic and political considerations. This panel will discuss the most significant challenges that immigration policy poses for busin... more

What are the FTC’s 2026 priorities in the areas of consumer protection, privacy, and artificial intelligence? This panel will discuss FTC's enforcement, policymaking, and rulemaking priorities and how they may differ from those in the Biden Administr... more

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Nate Kazmarek
Vice President and Director of Practice Groups at the Federalist Society.
Marco J. Lloyd
Assistant Director of Networks at the Federalist Society.
Sarah Clark
Assistant Director of Practice Groups at the Federalist Society.

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What are the Challenges That Immigration Policy Poses for Businesses?
Q: Looking back to the 1986 reform and discussions with lawmakers, what has changed in the policy landscape that makes reform both necessary and difficult today?
Panelists note that enforcement patterns have shifted, that past compromises rarely materialize into sustained practice, and that the complexity of I-9, e-Verify, and H-1B enforcement requires a balanced approach focusing on fraud, safe harbor for compliant employers, and stable, long-term policy signals for businesses.
What are the Challenges That Immigration Policy Poses for Businesses?
Q: Why do you think mandatory e-Verify with broad preemption of state verification laws would be advisable, given the history of state pilots and federal enforcement?
The panelists argue that nationwide mandatory e-Verify would equalize the playing field, reduce incentives to hire undocumented workers, and provide a consistent set of protections for American workers; preemption helps avoid a patchwork of state laws that create confusion and competitive distortions.
The FTC's 2026 Consumer Protection Priorities
Q: Has the FTC's appetite for litigation changed as compared to trying to negotiate some resolutions?
Yes, the FTC is now more selective in its litigation and focuses on cases that align with its consumer protection priorities, having achieved success in several litigations against large companies.
The FTC's 2026 Consumer Protection Priorities
Q: What differences have you noticed from the prior regime to the Trump Administration?
There is more transparency and due process being provided to companies, which allows for clearer discussions and negotiations with the FTC.
The FTC's 2026 Consumer Protection Priorities
Q: Can you give us an overview of the FTC's work?
The FTC's Consumer Protection Enforcement has shifted to focus on actual evidence of consumer harm, with renewed emphasis on black letter laws and aggressive enforcement against deceptive practices.

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