Guest: William A. Stock is the Treasurer of AILA for the 2012-13 term. Mr. Stock, an immigration attorney from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a founding partner of Klasko, Rulon, Stock & Seltzer, LLP, in the firm's Philadelphia office. He handles all aspects of immigration law, including employment based immigration for all sizes of companies as well as individuals, complex family-based matters, citizenship and naturalization matters, defending removal proceedings and DOL enforcement proceedings, and litigating in the federal courts. He previously served as an elected Director for the AILA Board of Governors, as well as the Business Committee Chair, and the Distance Learning Committee Chair. He has spoken at numerous immigration conferences and written extensively, including being a Senior Editor of AILA's annual Immigration & Nationality Law Handbook. In addition to his practice, he has also been an Adjunct Professor at Villanova University School of Law. http://www.aila.org/

William discusses: Differences and commonalities between the bipartisan Senate Committee's (so-called Gang of 8) and President Obama's immigration reform proposals; what's missing from both; if there a realistic chance of comprehensive immigration reform this year that will satisfy both parties; what securing the border means in practical terms; impact of comprehensive immigration reform on the economy; employer sanctions; naturalization etc.