My Appointment to AILA’s CBP National Liaison Committee. Next Assignment: Trusted Traveler Program Redress Advisory!

July 24, 2014
Category: Global Entry, Trusted Traveler

I am very excited to report that I have been appointed to the AILA(American Immigration Lawyers Association) CBP National Liaison Committee. I am even more excited to be working on my first assignment for this committee:

I will be working on the next Trusted Traveler Program Redress advisory!

This is exactly what I was hoping to work on in this committee. I am also very happy to be involved in the national discussion on this program.

Global Entry Trusted Traveler

LEO Orozco

February 12, 2020 at 10:46 am Reply

I’m in San Diego and looking for an attorney that can help me appeal my global entry denial….

I have a perfect record. my wife did not notice that her Global Entry was issue prior to becoming a US citizen and we crossed into Mexico without her passport and since I did not need a passport did not think about her needing one…

thanks,

LEO
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  February 19, 2020 at 6:16 pm Reply
  
  Feel free to email or call me Mr. Orozco. My contact information is on the website.

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My Appointment to AILA’s CBP National Liaison Committee. Next Assignment: Trusted Traveler Program Redress Advisory!

I will be working on the next Trusted Traveler Program Redress advisory!

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