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Immigrants have shaped America. We are here to help continue that legacy.

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Recently, our founder and immigration attorney Ashkan Emami sat down for an interview with Lara. Lara is a very talented fashion designer who we helped obtain a O-1B visa, and this is just part of her story. Full interview on our Youtube! by @pathimmigration

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SXSW Community Voting is open! This year, we are submitting a panel about immigrant stories told by other immigrants. We believe our panel has the potential to do a lot of good in showing how much immigrants contribute to our country so please vote for us! Voting ends on August 23rd. by @pathimmigration

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Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, Hannah Glasby is an internationally acclaimed fashion and runway model known for her captivating presence and commitment to social equality. Through her modeling career, she brings attention to themes of identity and belonging, often reflecting the nuanced experiences of immigrants and the complexities of leaving one’s homeland.

Launching her career by participating in modeling competitions and television commercials, Glasby’s talent quickly caught the eye of Vivien’s Model Management. At just 17, she moved to Paris to immerse herself in the European fashion scene. Working with prestigious brands like Chanel and gracing numerous magazine covers and billboards, she established herself as a significant figure in the industry.

Beyond her modeling achievements, Hannah is a passionate advocate for equality, actively engaging in initiatives that support, educate, and donate to meaningful causes. She maintains her Australian accent and the friendly demeanor characteristic of her heritage, embodying the idea that home is a feeling rather than a specific place. With a hidden talent for singing and a memorable portrayal of Marilyn Monroe, she exemplifies versatility and depth in her pursuits. Through her experiences and storytelling, she continues to inspire, using her platform to uplift others and highlight stories that resonate with the universal quest for belonging and self-expression. #o1visa #o1b #immigration #model #australia by @pathimmigration

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Highly-skilled immigrants have been, and will continue to be, an invaluable asset to the U.S. healthcare system. Their contributions range from direct patient care in rural and urban settings to cutting-edge medical research. As America grapples with healthcare worker shortages and an aging population, the continued inclusion and recruitment of foreign-born healthcare professionals will be essential to the resilience and effectiveness of the U.S. healthcare system. #immigration #healthcare by @pathimmigration

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Michael Darlington is renowned British stylist based in New York. We had the honor of helping Michael obtain his O-1B visa.

With a nostalgic and emotive point of view, his work cultivates a cross disciplinary approach to image making, encompassing his interests in art, culture and identity. Known for his tactile approach, his work is ethereal, confident and wearable, often with a sense of humour and vibrancy.

Michael contributes to publications including GQ, Interview Magazine and Vanity Fair amongst others. #o1b #o1visa #immigration #immigrants by @pathimmigration

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Congratulations to Kareem Mortimer on his O-1B approval. Hailing from the Bahamas, Kareem is a renowned filmmaker acclaimed for his sensitive storytelling and keen focus on socially pertinent themes. Through his films, he explores the intricacies of identity, sexuality, and the human experience, often shedding light on the untold struggles of immigrants and their unique narratives.

Launching his career in the mid-2000s, Mortimer's short films and documentaries swiftly garnered acclaim on the international festival circuit. His inaugural short film, "Float" (2007), broke barriers by initiating a much-needed dialogue about homophobia within the Caribbean, a theme that resonates strongly with many marginalized immigrants.

2010 saw the release of Mortimer's feature narrative debut film, "Children of God." It was lauded for its audacious exploration of homophobia in the Bahamas through the interwoven stories of three characters, presenting an emblematic narrative of the trials and triumphs often associated with the immigrant experience. The film found its home in more than 75 festivals globally, earning numerous accolades.

Mortimer's repertoire also includes the powerfully moving documentary "I Am Not A Dummy" (2008), celebrating the powerful life of quadriplegic writer Michael Wells. His 2017 feature film, "Cargo," is recognized as the most ambitious Bahamian film to date, taking on the heart-wrenching issue of human smuggling, a dark underbelly of the immigration process.

Beyond his cinematic contributions, Mortimer is a stalwart advocate for human rights. He wields his platform to challenge societal norms and raise consciousness about critical issues, providing a voice for underrepresented communities, including immigrants who frequently grapple with layers of oppression and prejudice. In every sense, Mortimer is not just a filmmaker, but a storyteller for the unheard, spotlighting stories that echo from the depths of the human experience.

#o1visa #o1bvisa #immigration #o1visaapproval taken in Los Angeles, California by @pathimmigration

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Andrea Sutjipta is an Indonesian Visual Development Artist and Illustrator. We recently helped her obtain an O-1B visa and sat down with her to learn more about her immigration experience. #o1visa #o1bvisa #immigration taken in Los Angeles, California by @pathimmigration

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Since 1985 the Sundance Film Festival has screened 72 films by Indian filmmakers for competition - two of these selections have belonged to Reema Sengupta. Reema is a master storyteller, international award-winning writer-director, and Founder-Director of the eclectic Mumbai-based production house, CATNIP. Her first work, the short film "Counterfeit Kunkoo," premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2018 and has since been a part of 120 international festivals, winning 40 awards along the way.

This year, Reema returned to Sundance with "Nocturnal Burger," a short film that delves into larger perspectives of trauma and resilience over the course of one night at a dysfunctional local police station in Mumbai.

Reema's expertise extends beyond her award-winning film work, as she has directed and written over 250 videos for a range of artists and brands. She has worked with renowned musicians such as Skrillex, Steve Aoki, Above & Beyond, Nucleya, and Prateek Kuhad, as well as brands such as Netflix, Uber, Jeep, Tissot, and more. Her contributions to women's empowerment through cinema have earned her recognition as a two-time TEDx speaker and a feature in the Hindustan Times' "30 Under 30" list. And now, she can add an O-1 visa to her list of accolades :) #o1visa #o1b #immigration #sundance by @pathimmigration

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As we prepare for November the economy has taken center stage in the national discourse. Inseparable from any discussion on economic prosperity is how fundamentally it is impacted by our immigration policies.
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#immigration taken in Los Angeles, California by @pathimmigration

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It’s difficult to underestimate the role immigrants have played in shaping the destiny of this country. The legacy of the American immigrant is one of world-changing innovation, of diverse intellectual contribution, self-sacrifice and compassion. This nation was conceived and founded by immigrants and it is immigrants that have helped bring to life its ideals and guiding principles.

We are now in unprecedented times - this cornerstone of American society is under attack like never before. While we are building a physical wall on our southern border, we are also taking measures to obstruct immigration on a global scale. This ‘virtual wall’ is challenging the entry of creatives, scientists, journalists, physicians, investors, scholars and engineers alike. Now, more than ever, it is time to fight and uphold this most fundamental of American ideals.

Moving forward we will be using this platform to share the stories of immigrants who are currently carrying forward this legacy. Our hope is to be a reminder during this challenging time of the vital importance of the immigrant in shaping our society.
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#immigration #immigrants #immigrationlawyer taken in Los Angeles, California by @pathimmigration

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