Managing Partner Michael Wildes was recently quoted on a CNN.com article regarding dual citizenship.In the article, entitled “When one passport isn’t enough,” Wildes is quoted: In practice, the naturalization oath means if naturalized citizens were ever faced with a choice of allegiance to the United States or a different nation, they have an obligation to… Continue reading Michael Wildes Quoted on CNN.com

Managing Partner Michael Wildes was quoted in an article appearing in Computerworld on June 25, 2012 regarding the Supreme Court ruling on Arizona’s controversial immigration law.In the article, entitled “Supreme Court ‘Papers Please’ ruling hits Arizona H-1B workers” Michael is quoted that Wiles & Weinberg is advising clients — “especially those in the Arizona corridor of… Continue reading Michael Wildes Quoted in Computerworld Article on Supreme Court Arizona Ruling

Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently penned an article for The Washington Post on the shifts in U.S. immigration caused by demand for STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills.To view the article, entitled “Asian arrival: How Stem demand led to a massive shift in immigration”, on The Washington Post’s website, please click here.For a PDF… Continue reading Michael Wildes Pens Article for The Washington Post

Please Join Event Co-ChairsBergen County Democratic Committee Chairman Lou Stellato&Former Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes For a Luncheon Reception Honoring CongressmanSTEVE ROTHMAN With Special Guest David AxelrodSenior Advisor toObama for America Wednesday May 23, 201212:00pm Fiesta Banquet255 Route 17 SouthWood-Ridge, New Jersey $1,000 Minimum Per Person$5,000 Maximum Per PersonPayable to: Steve Rothman for New Jersey, Inc.… Continue reading Michael Wildes to Host Luncheon Honoring Congressman Steve Rothman

Through the successful intervention of Bergen County Democratic Chairman Lou Stellato, the campaign for the House in the Ninth Congressional district remains a two way fight.  After talks throughout the past week between former Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes, Stellato and party leaders, Wildes has announced his support for Congressman Steve Rothman at a press conference… Continue reading Michael Wildes Endorses Congressman Steve Rothman as Two Come Together in Ninth Congressional Race

Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently presented an overview of current immigration law, policy, and politics to an audience comprised of retired executives and professionals who meet weekly at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) on the Palisades in Tenafly, New Jersey. The group’s purpose is to provide educational and stimulating topics of discussion to its members by inviting… Continue reading Michael Wildes Addresses Retired Executives and Professionals: JCC, Tenafly, New Jersey

Michael Wildes, Managing Partner of the prominent Wildes & Weinberg immigration law firm, held an informative Q&A session for the foreign students at Cardozo Law School currently pursing LL.M. (Master of Laws) degrees. The students presented insightful questions about working legally in the U.S., including how to find an employer to act as a sponsor.… Continue reading Michael Wildes Holds Q&A at Cardozo Law School

On January 31, 2012, Managing Partner Michael Wildes addressed the Pre-Law Society at Yeshiva University, presenting his expertise on managing a law firm and running for office. His presentation, entitled “Running for Office and Running a Law Firm: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”, was supported by Yeshiva University’s Office of Pre-Law Advisement and… Continue reading Michael Wildes Addresses YU Students

Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently discussed the new ICE detention hotline — (855) 448-6903 —that detained individuals can call if they believe they may be U.S. citizens or victims of a crime. “This hotline represents a woefully inadequate and farcical attempt at due process. It presupposes that immigrant detainees – regardless of status – will… Continue reading Michael Wildes Discusses New ICE Detention Hotline

Managing Partner Michael Wildes’ representation of rapper Shyne was recently profiled in Time.com’s Global Spin blog.Shyne was deported from the U.S. following the infamous 2009 Club New York shooting, which also involved Puff Daddy and Jennifer Lopez.  Now residing in Israel, he has embraced Orthodox Judaism (his mother is an Ethiopian Jew), and is is… Continue reading Michael Wildes’ Representation of Shyne Profiled