House v. NCAA Settlement Creates Potential Crisis for International Athletes
As reported by Amanda Christovich in Front Office Sports, the House v. NCAA settlement could pose risks for international athletes on student visas. Green and Spiegel attorney Ksenia Maiorova explains that accepting revenue-sharing payments may violate U.S. immigration laws, leading to potential visa revocation. Without clear guidance, international athletes face tough decisions to protect their legal status.
Donald Trump’s Team Takes First Steps To Cut Legal Immigration
In this article on Forbes‘, Dan Berger highlights growing challenges under Trump’s immigration policies. With Trump’s team moving to reduce legal immigration again in 2025, Berger notes that stricter vetting has already led to visa denials over minor inconsistencies. He warns of further cuts and difficulties ahead for immigrants navigating the U.S. system.
Updated D3 Waiver Guidance: How This Helps Graduates of U.S. Colleges And Universities Returning Here to Work
Dan H. Berger, is featured in Immigration Lawyers Toolbox magazine, where he discusses the new D3 waiver process for Dreamers. As part of Cornell Law School’s Path2Papers program, Berger helps DACA recipients navigate employer-sponsored visa pathways, providing critical opportunities as the future of DACA remains uncertain.
Blog Publications by Green and Spiegel U.S. Firm Partners on Cornell Law School Website
Green and Spiegel U.S. Partners, Dan Berger and Brian J. Halliday, recently published a series of insightful resources on the Cornell Law School website, providing practical guidance on navigating extreme vetting at U.S. borders for non-immigrant visa holders like H-1B employees. These resources focus on how employers, employees, and legal professionals can prepare for heightened scrutiny during border re-entry.
Texas State Lawmakers Introduce Bills to Limit International Athlete Scholarships
Green and Spiegel immigration attorney Ksenia Maiorova provided insight into recent Texas legislation that aims to cap the number of athletic scholarships available to international students. In her review of the bills, Maiorova highlighted concerns that U.S.-born athletes with dual citizenship could be unintentionally impacted due to the broad language of the proposals.
Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration Establishes a Board of Directors
The Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration has established its inaugural Board of Directors, a major step in its continued growth. Green and Spiegel’s Dan Berger joins the board alongside other distinguished leaders, contributing to the Alliance’s mission of advancing higher education’s role in supporting immigrant, refugee, and international students.
Why Direct Student-Athlete Payments Create An Immigration Crisis For Universities
Direct student-athlete payments under NIL agreements pose serious immigration challenges for universities with international athletes, risking penalties and loss of federal funding without proper work authorization. Ksenia Maiorova, Esq., Partner and Individual and Olympic Sports Practice Group Leader at Green & Spiegel, U.S., says institutions must act quickly to navigate this compliance issue.
What to do if ICE comes to Campus
Green and Spiegel, U.S. was just mentioned by Karin Fischer in The Chronicle of Higher Education. With the rescission of protections for campuses from immigration enforcement, it’s crucial for faculty, staff, and students to be prepared. Dan Berger, who leads the academic and medical immigration team at Green and Spiegel, shares key steps colleges can take.
Expert urges immigrants to act now amid deportation fears
With the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, immigration attorney Dan Berger of Green & Spiegel U.S. is advising immigrants to seek legal guidance amid growing concerns over mass deportations. Speaking on Spectrum News NY1, Berger emphasized the importance of proactive legal steps, stating that immigrants should regularly consult with attorneys or nonprofits to be prepared for any sudden enforcement actions.
WHMP Radio – The Gathering Storm
On January 14, 2025, immigration attorney Dan Berger appeared on Newstalk WHMP Radio 101.5 FM 1400 AM hosted by Professor Amilcar Shabazz to discuss the growing challenges within U.S. immigration law during a segment titled “The Gathering Storm.” Dan Berger offered insights into how current immigration policies are being tested by humanitarian, workforce, and business demands, providing listeners with a vital perspective on the future of U.S. immigration.