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9 Immigration B. Bull. 1 (1956)

handle is hein.immigration/immigbbu0009 and id is 1 raw text is: IMMIGRATION BAR BULLETIN Published by THE ASSOCIATION OF IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAWYERS * ... Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free ....... I lift my lamp beside the golden door. Vol. IX January-March, 1956 No. 1 MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT MAX WEITZ This is our tenth year as a National Bar Association with Chapters in some of the principal cities in the United States. Today our Association is known the width and breadth of this nation by anyone interested in problems dealing with Immigration and Naturalization. And that includes the De- partment of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Serv- ice; the State Department, which includes Consular Officers and the Passport Office; all the social agencies dealing with Immigration and Naturalization; Senators, Representatives, various officials in and out of Government service; educators and many others. We grew up slowly but surely, and with the respect a bar association deserves. We are proud of our past, and, God willing, will continue to discharge our duties as ac- credited attorneys in the future. The members who belong to our association are specialists in the field of Immigration and Naturalization. A number of our members have had many years of experience in this field, some as much as twenty-five and thirty years. Another large group are former employees. This gives one an idea as to the background and experience of the vast majority of the members. There is considerable romance in the field of Immigration and Naturalization. Here we have a human interest situa- tion. Here we are dealing with the lives and well being of individuals and families. In numerous instances the outcome of a proceeding will determine whether a family will be broken up or kept together-in many instances one or more members of the family are American citizens. During the proceedings there is great anxiety and emotional distress by the aliens and the members of his or her family. It is here where the attorney who specializes in this field can be of inestimable service to the client and the govern- ment. Firstly, by counseling the alien and advising him of our laws and helping him assemble his proper documenta- RANDOM NOTES FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR EDWARD L. DUBROFF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS FOR 1956 President Max Weitz has appointed the following Com- mittee Chairmen for the year 1956: Liaison with American Bar Association: Filindo B. Masino Editor of the Immigration Bar Bulletin: Edward L. Du- broff Visa Procedure: Joseph Abrams and Anita Streep Membership: Arthur S. Schapira Professional Ethics & Grievances: Myron Kleban Immigration & Nationality Legislation: Saul Kies American Citizenship: George Gershenfeld and Peter Snyder. By-Laws: David Kaufman Unlawful Practice of the Law: William B. Rothschild and George Rudnick Entertainment: Hyman Margolies Immigration Procedures: Alfred Feingold Publications: George Moerman Liaison with Voluntary Agencies: Lena L. Orlow and Minerva Salzman Federal Courts: Haskell R. Barst Amicus Curiae & Briefs: Joshua S. Koenigsberg Study of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure as Affecting Immigration: Fritz Moses Legislative Representative: Jack Wasserman Discriminatory Practices: Benny Gim and Mannis Neu- mann Honorary Membership & Annual Awards: N. Coleman Shapiro and I. Arthur Levy Washington Luncheon: David Carliner & Irving Tranen Symposiums: William J. Zucker Nominations: Joshua S. Koenigsberg and James C. Thomas Auditing: George Moerman, Minerva Salzman and An- drew Reiner (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2)

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