New Immigration Rule Will End Or Restrict Student Practical Training Dan Berger was featured in a Forbes article by Stuart Anderson where he discussed potential changes to the Optional Practical Training July 22, 2026
Green card holder detained at Logan airport for 12 days Kerry Doyle provided insight in NBC 10 Boston’s coverage of the detention of Eva Mendez, a Rhode Island green-card holder July 22, 2026
Trump Adds $100k Fee To H‑1B Visas In Latest Crackdown On Work Permits On September 20, 2025, President Trump signed a proclamation introducing an unprecedented $100,000 surcharge on new H-1B petitions. The move, July 22, 2026
Every State Is a Border Patrol State In a recent Atlantic exposé on Border Patrol raids far from the southern border, Kerry E. Doyle, former principal legal July 22, 2026
Judge rules against U.S. government in NIL-visa lawsuit Ksenia Maiorova is at the forefront of the groundbreaking lawsuit challenging the U.S. government’s restrictions on international student-athletes seeking to July 22, 2026
Viral video of masked federal agents confronting resident draws criticism Jonathan Grode provided legal insight to 6abc Action News following the viral November 8 Ring camera video showing masked federal July 22, 2026
Could New Social-Media Screening Create a Student-Visa Bottleneck? Dan Berger was featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education in an article examining the U.S. State Department’s new policy July 22, 2026
The Presidents’ Alliance and Association of Independent Colleges & Universities in Massachusetts File Amended Complaint Stephen Antwine and Kerry Doyle of Green and Spiegel LLC alongside co-counsel Zimmer, Citron & Clarke LLP are advancing national July 22, 2026
Canadian Dies in ICE Custody — Ottawa “Urgently Seeking” Answers Your Morning Dan Berger appeared on CTV Your Morning to address growing concerns following the death of a Canadian citizen in ICE July 22, 2026
Green card holders turned US citizens now risk losing citizenship: Decoded In an interview with Business Standard, Dan Berger weighed in on the rising denaturalisation efforts under the current U.S. administration, July 22, 2026
P4P: Behind the Scenes of U.S. Immigration Law with Jonathan Grode Green and Spiegel’s U.S. Practice Director, Jonathan Grode, was recently featured on Partnerships for Profit, a podcast by Leduc Entertainment, July 22, 2026
Trump Uses Obscure Report To Justify New Immigration Restrictions In a Forbes article analyzing the Trump administration’s renewed use of a flawed DHS overstay report to justify sweeping immigration July 22, 2026
ABA Labor & Employment Law Podcast In this episode of the ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast, Jonathan Grode joins SEIU’s Ingrid Nava for a timely July 22, 2026
Fired immigration judges say court system is under attack Kerry Doyle was featured in WBUR’s coverage of the ongoing shakeup within the immigration court system. Doyle, who was appointed July 22, 2026
Trump’s Tactics Mean Many International Students Won’t Make It to Campus Dan Berger was quoted in The New York Times on the impact of President Trump’s travel restrictions on international students. July 22, 2026
Mass Deportations: How Donald Trump Is Weaving a ‘Dangerous’ Web of ‘Host Countries’ In a recent Le Monde article on Donald Trump’s expanding network of “host countries” for deported migrants, Dan Berger explained July 22, 2026
Local areas on Homeland Security’s list of ‘sanctuary jurisdictions.’ What does this mean? Green and Spiegel U.S. Managing Partner Jonathan Grode was featured in a recent NBC10 Philadelphia news segment addressing the Department July 22, 2026
Trump Deals A New Immigration Blow To International Students Forbes recently featured commentary from Dan Berger on the Trump administration’s proposed rule to replace “duration of status” for international July 22, 2026
Trump’s threat to Chinese international students puts academic exchange and tuition dollars at risk in Massachusetts A new Trump administration policy threatening to revoke Chinese student visas has raised alarm in Massachusetts, where foreign-born students make July 22, 2026
Employers And Immigrants May Fear Immigration Service’s New Powers In a recent Forbes article examining the Department of Homeland Security’s expansion of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ (USCIS) law July 22, 2026