Full service Immigration Law Firm and INTERPOL Defense Practice. We handle everything from employment-based to family-based immigration, deportation defense, student visas and much more.
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Grossman Law, LLC is a full service immigration law firm located in Rockville, Maryland that provides top-notch, professional, and compassionate legal advice and client service in all areas of immigration law. Our firm represents clients before the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS), including the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Executive Office for Immigration Review (the Immigration Courts), the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), the Department of State (DOS), and the federal courts. Whatever your immigration issue, Grossman Law attorneys have the knowledge, experience and reputation to provide you with the quality representation you deserve.
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President-elect Joe Biden will launch a sweeping overhaul of immigration on his first day in office - tomorrow! His plan includes an eight-year path to citizenship for immigrants without legal status, expanded admissions for refugees, bolstered employment-based and family-based visas, and more.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/biden-immigration-plan/2021/01/18/f0526824-59a8-11eb-a976-bad6431e03e2_story.html
Employers - It’s time to prepare for the fiscal year 2022 H-1B cap visa lottery! Generally, this applies to any employer who would like to sponsor a foreign national who has never held H-1B status.
As an employer, this is what you can do now - Review your roster of foreign national employees – focusing on:
• Any employees with CPT or OPT (even if they have a year or two of STEM OPT left, we recommend applying annually to get the most “bites at the apple”)
• Any employees in other non-immigrant statuses that expire before 10/1/2022 (which will be your next opportunity to sponsor cap-subject H1Bs)
• Any former employees you would like to bring back/ potential new hires
Contact our firm (sooner is better) before 1/31/2021 for a complimentary 15-minute consultation to discuss next steps.
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On January 12th the CDC issued an order stating, effective January 26th, the U.S. will require a negative COVID test from international travelers, including U.S. citizens, arriving to the U.S. by air.
Under the new policy, all air passengers are required to get a test for current COVID infection within three days of their flight to the U.S., regardless of vaccination status. Passengers will be asked to provide written documentation of their negative test result or proof of having recovered from the virus.
Read the full alert here: https://conta.cc/3qeAZ4L
Effective 1/26 the U.S. will require a negative test from all air travelers. On January 12th the CDC issued an order stating, effective January 26th, the U.S. will require negative COVID tests from in
Proud to be included in Washingtonian’s Best Lawyers List for 2021 with my partners Becki Young and Meg Hobbins #washingtonian #immigrationlawyers
GYH is proud to announce that Partners Sandra Grossman, Becki Young and Meg Hobbins, were included in Washingtonian's Washington DC's Best Lawyers List 2020. The prestigious list, released every two years, is a directory of top attorneys in the DC metro area, as voted by area lawyers. Congratulations to our deserving attorneys, especially Meg Hobbins, who was included for the first time this year!
View the list here: https://www.washingtonian.com/best/lawyers/
GYH is proud to announce that Partners Sandra Grossman, Becki Young and Meg Hobbins, were included in Washingtonian's Washington DC's Best Lawyers List 2020. The prestigious list, released every two years, is a directory of top attorneys in the DC metro area, as voted by area lawyers. Congratulations to our deserving attorneys, especially Meg Hobbins, who was included for the first time this year!
View the list here: https://www.washingtonian.com/best/lawyers/
Don't forget to register for tomorrow's free webinar: Preserving Permanent Residence and Reentry to the U.S. Check out our most recent alert for webinar information and registration, immigration policy updates and Firm news.
Plus, immigration policy updates and firm news. Free Webinar: Preserving Permanent Residence and Reentry to the U.S. The COVID-19 pandemic upended travel and immigration in ways no one could have anti
The COVID-19 pandemic upended travel and immigration in ways no one could have anticipated. As the pandemic approaches the one year mark, many green card holders find themselves unexpectedly outside the U.S. or needing to travel internationally, with more questions than answers about how to juggle travel and safety guidance without jeopardizing their residence and future chances for citizenship. Join Meg Hobbins, Partner, and Khandi Sokoni, Counsel, for a free webinar this Friday, addressing what green card holders outside the U.S. need to do to preserve their legal permanent residence and future citizenship options.
Preserving Permanent Residence and Reentry to the U.S.
Friday, December 18, 2020
12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/132336011573
Forks up, Philly friends! Beloved local French restaurant, Bibou, which had been closed because of the pandemic, is back as Philly's "Frenchy-est" gourmet grocery. In addition to an array of specialty items, the new Bibou Boutique offers a special weekly three-course pre-order meal.
Bibou owners Pierre and Charlotte are beloved former clients of Grossman Young & Hammond.
Support local businesses as you feast for the holidays. Check out Bibou Boutique here: https://www.boutiquebibou.com/
The Trump administration is pushing through as many immigration changes as possible in its final days. Meanwhile, Biden is promising to undo most of Trump's immigration actions. All this uncertainty leaves immigrants and their advocates paralyzed and confused. Join GYH Partners Sandra Grossman and Becki Young tomorrow for a free webinar exploring which Trump policies Biden may overturn, which will be more difficult to address and what new initiatives we may see in the next six weeks.
Immigration Outlook 2021
2:00pm ET - 3:00pm ET
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/131367889895
From the restoration of DACA (yay!) to the continued assaults on H-1Bs, it's been hard to keep up with all the recent developments in immigration. It is harder still to imagine what other changes may come as Biden takes office. Join us Friday for a free webinar exploring this topic:
Immigration Outlook 2021 - What does the future of immigration look like as we transition to the Biden administration? In this webinar, Partners Sandra Grossman and Becki Young will assess which Trump policies Biden may overturn, which will be more difficult to address and what new initiatives we may see in the next 60 days.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/131367889895
Did you miss today's webinar covering the dramatic recent regulations impacting H-1Bs? Worry not - it's recorded!
In this webinar, Becki Young and Khandi Sokoni covered the three recent regulations impacting H-1Bs, including major changes to the way prevailing wage is calculated, redefining "specialty occupation," and replacing the H-1B cap lottery with a wage-based selection system, among other substantial changes.
A PDF of the slides is available on our website here: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/webinar-down-to-the-wire-impending-h-1b-changes/
Don't miss our upcoming webinars:
Immigration Outlook 2021
What does the future of immigration look like as we transition to the Biden administration? In this webinar, Sandra Grossman and Becki Young will discuss which Trump policies Biden may overturn, which will be more difficult to address and what new initiatives we may see in the next 60 days.
Friday, December 11, 2020 – 2:00pm ET – 3:00pm ET *note this is a new time
Register here: https://bit.ly/39DuhjI
Preserving Permanent Residence and Reentry to the U.S.
As the pandemic approaches the one-year mark, many green card holders find themselves unexpectedly outside the U.S. What do green card holders outside the U.S. need to do to preserve the legal permanent residence and options for seeking citizenship in the future?
Friday, December 18, 2020 12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
Registration information forthcoming
In one of several dramatic changes proposed to the H-1B visa program, the administration is proposing a rule that would replace the current random selection process for H-1B visas (the H-1B “lottery”) with a new wage-based selection process that would prioritize the selection of H-1B registrations for employers who pay the highest wages.
In this video Becki Young, Partner, and Khandi Sokoni, Counsel, provide details on how this proposed rule will affect you and how you can prepare.
Have more questions about the H-1B changes? join us Friday at noon for a free webinar to learn about the latest developments in the H-1B category:
Down to the Wire – Impending H-1B Changes
Friday, December 4, 2020
12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/130609535637
The Trump administration is rushing to push through as many immigration restrictions as it can in its final days. Recently announced imminent H-1B changes that will impact all petitions. Make sure you understand the new regulations and are prepared for how your or your employee’s case will be affected. Register here for this FREE WEBINAR: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/130609535637
Down to the Wire – Impending H-1B Changes
Friday, December 4, 2020 – 12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
Speakers:
Becki Young, Partner
Khandikile M. Sokoni, Counsel
More Upcoming Presentations
• Immigration Outlook 2021: What does the future of immigration look like as we transition to the Biden administration? This webinar will assess which Trump policies Biden may overturn, which will be more difficult to address and what new initiatives we may see in the next 60 days.
Free webinar Friday, December 11, 2020 – 12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
• Preserving Permanent Residence and Reentry to the U.S.: As the pandemic approaches the one year mark, many green card holders find themselves unexpectedly outside the U.S. What do green card holders outside the U.S. need to do to preserve the legal permanent residence and options for seeking citizenship in the future?
Free webinar Friday, December 18, 2020 12:00pm ET – 1:00pm ET
Registration information for these webinars is forthcoming.
Understand the imminent H-1B changes and the impacts they will have on petitions.
In this Q&A, GYH Attorney Sofia Hassander discusses the September changes to the USCIS Policy Manual about O-1 petitions for nonimmigrant workers with extraordinary ability, including the O-1A and O-1B subcategories. This video clarifies the updated guidance, which adds emphasis to the instructions regarding the treatment of evidence in the adjudication of O-1 petitions.
*This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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The newest issue of our Transcending Borders newsletter offers a Post-Election Immigration Review. What does the future of immigration look like as we transition to a new President? Plus, GYH welcomes new Counsel, Khandikile Mvunga Sokoni!
Plus, GYH welcomes new Counsel, DACA and public charge updates November 17, 2020 Transcending BordersSM GYH Welcomes Khandikile Mvunga Sokoni, Counsel Grossman Young & Hammond is delighted to announce
Sandra Grossman entrevistada ayer en CNN Chile - comento que la administracion de Trump usa el temor y el racismo para actuar contra los inmigrantes y conseguir votos de su base politica. Todos sabemos que los inmigrantes contribuyen a hacer a EEUU mejor! Voten para retomar a nuestro pais. Vivan los inmigrantes! #vote #SiSePuede
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En conversación con Mónica Rincón, la abogada experta en migración afirmó que bajo la administración del actual mandatario "se trataron de rescindir beneficios" para la población proveniente del extranjero.
In this Cnnespañol interview with Anchor Gabriela Frias, GYH Partner Sandra Grossman shares her views on the 545 children who remain separated from their parents due to the 2017 pilot program secretly instituted by the Trump administration. What are the legal remedies for these children? What are their rights while they remain in the United States? Can the Trump administration be held legally accountable for these continuing separations? Sandra discusses lawsuits filed by Southern Poverty Law Center and the ACLU to answer some of these questions. For more information on how you can support these organizations and the important work they are doing, please visit their websites and donate.
Se buscan: padres de 545 menores de edad que fueron separados en Estados Unidos. Revisamos las imlicaciones legales de este drama humano con la abogada Sandra Grossman
In the most recent issue of Transcending Borders, we cover major changes to the prevailing wage requirements for H-1B employees, the most recent Visa Bulletin and other important policy updates. Stay informed, stay compliant!
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Major policy updates October 12, 2020 Transcending BordersSM BREAKING: Dramatic Changes to H-1B (and PERM) On Tuesday, October 6th, the Trump administration announced yet another measure making it mor
What will the 2020 Presidential Election mean for immigration policy and international law?
Tomorrow, Sandra Grossman is moderating a free panel discussion covering the "hot" immigration topics in this year's presidential elections. You'll hear about immigration enforcement matters, the Presidential proclamations, asylum and refugee policy, deportation practices, as well as an analysis of the legality of these policies in national and international law. Will we see a continuation of these policies under a Biden administration? What can we expect under a second Trump administration?
This online series, hosted by the American Society of International Law (ASIL), features expert panelists representing both parties, discussing the positions and policies of the two U.S. presidential candidates as they seek to “fix” U.S. immigration law, policy, and practice.
Date:
Thursday, October 8, 2020 - 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Location:
Online
REGISTER (Free): https://www.asil.org/event/intl-law-and-2020-presidential-election-session-four-give-me-your-tired-your-poor-us
Speakers:
Leon Fresco, Holland & Knight LLP
Enrique Gonzalez, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP
@SandraGrossman (moderator), Grossman Young & Hammond
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On Tuesday October 6th the federal government announced two major changes impacting H-1B visas and PERM Labor Certifications. In this video, Becki Young addresses the first major change from DOL, which goes into effect on Thursday, October 8th. The interim final rule changes the way the Department of Labor (DOL) calculates prevailing wage, resulting in substantial increases to the wages employers are required to pay sponsored foreign workers.
DOL’s position is that the current system for calculating prevailing wage is inaccurate and skewed too produce lower wages. Although the H1B program under longstanding federal law is based on the premise that a Bachelor’s degree is the minimum requirement for entry into an occupation, the new rule is based on the premise that an individual with a master’s degree is the appropriate comparison for entry-level workers for purposes of determining the prevailing wage.
Further, the interim final rule applies retroactively with regards to pending prevailing wage requests for PERM cases.
To find out the exact increase in prevailing wage for a given job, please visit flcdatacenter.com.
The overall changes to prevailing wage calculation are:
Level I Wage: 45th percentile (from 17th percentile)
Level II Wage: 62nd percentile (from 34th percentile)
Level III Wage: 78th percentile (from 50th percentile)
Level IV Wage: 95th percentile (from 67th percentile)
Get the latest updates on the USCIS Final Fee Rule, TPS and Public Charge in the latest issue of GYH newsletter Transcending Borders.
The Firm is also excited to welcome Carlos Ayala as Of Counsel to the Firm's INTERPOL Defense Practice.
Looking to move overseas or obtain dual citizenship? In addition to U.S. immigration services, GYH assists with a wide variety of global migration and outbound immigration services. Our relationships with local attorneys around the world leave us uniquely equipped to tackle multijurisdictional immigration issues with aplomb.
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USCIS announced major changes to its fee schedule for immigration benefits, including substantial increases for many popular visa categories. These changes, which go into effect October 2, 2020, are concerning for many immigrants, employers, families, and attorneys. Ruth Young, Legal Writer at GYH, details the most significant filing fee changes announced in the new USCIS final rule. Blog post: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/the-new-eo-on-h-1b-workers-at-federal-agencies/
The pandemic has put detained migrants and detention center staff in an especially precarious situation. GYH interns Arryonna Santos and Maryanne Koussa detail the severity of the COVID-19 situation for those detained and working in these controversial environments. At one center in Arizona, half of all employees have tested positive and the staff shortage is leading to inhumane living conditions for migrants on top of the already heightened risk of contracting the virus. Deceptive Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies have also been determined responsible for worsening the spread of the virus globally, as it deported immigrants who had been detained in these high-risk environments.
Becki Young explains three new developments in immigration policy that impact international students. New policies disallowing fully online course loads, pandemic-related travel bans and consulate closures are confusing international students and universities alike. We will continue to bring video updates as developments unfold.
On Monday, USCIS announced a new rule that will affect the employment eligibility requirements for asylum seekers. This new rule significantly changes the requirement for obtaining work authorization, including a 1 year imposed wait time between applying for asylum and filing for employment authorization and ineligibility for people with certain convictions. Senior Attorney Adriana Robinson explains these concerning new regulations.
On Monday, The Trump Administration passed a new Executive Order (EO) on immigration, banning certain work visas (including H-1B, H-2B, L-1 and some J-1s) through 2020 and adding a variety of additional restrictions to the April 22 Presidential Proclamation 10014, which banned certain immigrants outside of the U.S. from entry in response to the pandemic. GYH Partners Becki Young and Sandra Grossman provide an overview of the EO, highlighting provisions not being covered by media and analyzing how cases may be impacted.
Breaking News: Today, after years of litigation, the Supreme Court ruled that the Administration cannot end DACA as it intended. The Supreme Court decided that the Trump Administration violated Federal law when it rescinded the DACA Program. Attorney Claudia Lainez elaborates on this monumental victory for Dreamers. Este es un mensaje bilingue.
Nico Borromeo, Argentinian Musician and GYH client, speaks about the importance of creativity in everyday life and, in particular, during trying times. What blocks our creativity and how do we overcome that fear? Stay to the end for an original composition inspired by the immigrant experience and the complex emotions surrounding building a home in a new country.
Many employers thought their business interruption insurance would help when the pandemic forced them to close, but now insurers are often denying these claims or arguing their plans don’t cover this unique situation. Attorney Ron Karp, former President of the Trial Lawyer’s Association in Washington, DC, discusses business interruption insurance and what remedies may be available if your provider is denying your claim. More COVID-19-FAQ: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/covid-19-faq/
Mix up your routine this weekend with a “guac-tail” hour! The Contractor-Chef, Carlos Cardenas, walks us through the steps for traditional Mexican guacamole, a perfect warm-weather snack. Carlos, a friend of GYH, is a multi-talented immigrant from Mexico and trained chef who is a recently launched Not Your Mama's Guacamole, where you can get his famous guacamole delivered to your door. To get your own “Guac-Box” email [email protected].
Elevate your brunch this weekend with a homemade leek quiche! GYH client, Chef Mark Courseille, walks you through the steps for making this French classic at home. If you would like to support the chef and thank him for his efforts, Venmo him a tip @chefCourseille. As always, GYH is proud to represent a wide array of clients in the culinary and hospitality industries, among many other creative clients. Be sure to check out our blog for more from our "Creativity in the Time of COVID" series: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/creativity-in-the-time-of-covid/
Breaking News: Students will soon be able to pay in-state tuition at Virginia universities regardless of immigration status. Currently, undocumented students, and some with pending applications for legal status, do not qualify for in-state tuition. The higher out-of-state tuition often makes college unaffordable for these students, many of whom spent most of their lives in the state. Today the VA legislature announced, effective July 1, students can establish domicile in VA regardless of immigration status if they meet four requirements. Adriana Robinson elaborates on this great news from The Commonwealth of Virginia.
DC bartender and friend of GYH David Martin shares three super easy cocktails for all of you missing the bars this Spring. As you learn these no-frills cocktails, give a wink to the iconic Madam’s Organ mural in the background, a well-known landmark for DC bar-hoppers. Think you’ll give one of these a try? Tip the bartender by Venmo @David-Martin-76.
COVID-19 FAQ: GYH Attorney Elana Gold sheds light on a new lawsuit challenging part of the Coronavirus aid package on the basis that it discriminates against undocumented parents and their families. Typically, under the aid package, parents qualify for $500 per dependent. However, the CARES Act prohibits payments to parents who file taxes using ITINs, which generally are used by undocumented immigrants, regardless of whether the children are themselves U.S. citizens. We support the argument of Georgetown Law's Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection (ICAP), and CASA that Federal aid should be shared with all taxpayers regardless of immigration status.
COVID-19 FAQ: Senior Attorney Adriana Robinson elaborates on FAQs regarding the Presidential Proclamation suspending the entry of immigrants who present a risk to the U.S. labor market during the economic recovery following the pandemic. Who is impacted? How are existing cases affected? Who determines whether a foreign national may be exempt?
"Wine down" this weekend with sophistication! Master Sommelier and GYH client, Michael Engelmann, explains the basics of wine tasting, what to look for when you pop open a new bottle and how to sound like a pro when describing your favorite glass. Michael Engelmann was named Best Sommelier in America by the American Sommelier Association in 2009. He is one of only 236 wine experts in the world to be named a Master Sommelier by the Court of Master Sommeliers in 2011, passing the master sommelier examination on his first attempt, a distinction that only 14 people have achieved in the 40-year history of the Court of Master Sommeliers.
COVID-19 FAQ: I-551 Stamp Requests at Local USCIS Field Offices Lawful permanent residents (LPRs) sometimes need to apply for I-551 or ADIT stamps as temporary proof of permanent resident status while awaiting issuance of their green cards. Due to the closure of local USCIS field offices, some LPRs are wondering how to obtain a stamp at this time. Rita McCarthy, Counsel, explains what to do if you need an ADIT stamp during the pandemic-related closures.
Daily COVID-19 FAQ: Executive Order "Suspension temporaire de l'immigration aux États-Unis" Le lundi 20 avril 2020, Donald Trump a tweeté qu'il « signerait un décret présidentiel pour suspendre temporairement l'immigration aux États-Unis ! », ce qui a provoqué consternation et confusion chez les immigrants et leurs familles, les entreprises américaines et le barreau américain de l’immigration. Le 23 avril, Monsieur Trump a rendu son décret. Cette vidéo est la version française, donnée par Aurore Le Roy de la Chohinière de l’allocution des avocates associées de Grossman Young & Hammond, Sandra Grossman et Becki Young. Nous analysons le champ d’application du décret, pourquoi ce décret ne rend pas la situation plus sûre ou renforce l’économie américaine, et la façon dont il attise le feu des anti-immigrants et constitue une distraction à peine voilée du manque de leadership efficace pour réellement combattre le coronavirus.
Daily COVID-19 FAQ: Immigration américaine – Dans le contexte de l’épidémie de COVID-19, cette seconde vidéo s’adresse aux personnes qui sont venues aux Etats-Unis pour une période temporaire et qui se retrouvent maintenant coincées dans le pays. Aurore Le Roy de la Chohinière explique en français les solutions proposées par les avocats du cabinet Grossman Young & Hammond.
Whisk your way into the weekend with homemade chocolate mousse! Chef Alex Malaise of Et Voilà!, DC’s favorite neighborhood Belgian restaurant and client of GYH, teaches you how to whip up this decadent classic at home. Like many restaurants, Et Voilà!’s operations are significantly impacted by the pandemic. You can show appreciation for this chef and his colleagues by donating to the Employees of Et Voilà! GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/employees-of-et-voila Et Voila DC is still open and offering unique gourmet grocery and carryout options, such as self-cooking mussel kits and mix-and-match beer four packs. Bon weekend!
Daily COVID-19 FAQ : Que faire si vous êtes coincé(es) aux Etats-Unis ? (Partie 1) Immigration américaine – Dans le contexte de l’épidémie de COVID-19, cette première vidéo s’adresse aux personnes qui sont venues aux Etats-Unis pour une période temporaire et qui se retrouvent maintenant coincées dans le pays. Aurore Le Roy de la Chohinière explique en français les solutions proposées par les avocats du cabinet Grossman Young & Hammond. French-American Chamber of Commerce - Washington DC
Daily COVID-19 FAQ: Trump's executive order "temporarily suspending immigration into the US." On Monday, April 20, 2020, Donald Trump tweeted that he would be “signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States!" This caused great consternation and confusion among immigrants and their families, US businesses, and the immigration bar. On April 23rd, Mr. Trump issued his Order. GYH Managing Partners Sandra Grossman and Becki Young break it down and explain who it does and does not cover, how it does nothing to make us safer or strengthen the economy, and how it is another log on the anti-immigrant fire and a thinly-veiled distraction from the lack of effective leadership to actually combat the Coronavirus. A written expert analysis by Senior Counsel Denise Hammond is available on our blog: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/the-executive-order-suspending-immigration-what-it-covers-and-how-it-distracts-from-effective-leadership/
Daily COVID-19 FAQ (French) : Renouvellement des documents d'autorisation de travail dans le contexte de la pandémie French-American Chamber of Commerce - Washington DC
Daily COVID-19 FAQ: President Trump announced that he will temporarily suspend immigration into the U.S., allegedly as a measure to protect the jobs of U.S. citizens amid the pandemic. This President long panders to his political base with promises to severely restrict immigration and we share our clients concerns that this is yet another barrier to lawful immigration. Managing Partner Sandra Grossman offers insights into how you or your employees may be impacted by the President’s latest announcement.
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