09/25/2026
Immigration firms are at a crossroads with AI.
For some firms, the hesitation is understandable. Immigration work is already urgent, emotional, and overwhelming. When every week brings new updates, client questions, filings, and deadlines, it can feel easier to keep doing things the old way.
But waiting too long can create its own risk.
The goal is not to replace lawyers with AI. It is also not to ignore the tools entirely. The stronger path is somewhere in the middle: identify the repetitive work, the bottlenecks, and the parts of the practice that are taking longer than they should.
Start there.
In this episode of The Midnight Brief, Tahreem Kalam shares why immigration firms need to approach AI with both urgency and judgment. Not every tool belongs in every workflow, but every firm should be asking the harder question:
Where can better systems help us serve clients better?
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