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“U.S.
AND MEXICO - IMMIGRATION, Tuesday, May 25, 2004 |
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Please join us in welcoming the Honorable Jeffrey Davidow, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico from 1998–2002. With his in-depth knowledge of Latin America, Ambassador Davidow will offer his views on the challenges and opportunities lying ahead for the relationship between the United States and Latin America, with an emphasis on Mexico, regarding the important issues of immigration, new immigration proposals, and issues relating to immigration policies that affects the United States, particularly our great state of California.
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Date: Tuesday, May 25th, 2004 Location: The
Sutton Place Hotel Parking: Complimentary
in front and in parking Program: 6:00
pm Reception Members @ $48.00 Non-Members @ $60.00 |
Go to the Registration Form |
During
his Foreign Service career, Ambassador Davidow focused much of his
efforts on improving relations with Latin America. He served in increasingly
senior positions in the U.S. embassies in Guatemala, Chile, and Venezuela,
and then later returned to Venezuela as ambassador from 1993-1996.
From 1996-1998, he was the State Department’s chief policy maker,
serving in the position of Assistant Secretary of State. He then served
as ambassador to Mexico from 1998 to 2002. Initially appointed to
that position by President Clinton, he was asked to remain in his
post for an additional 18 months by President Bush.