September 1, 2026: Dan Berger discusses the growing impact of DACA renewal delays and how employers can support affected workers while protecting valuable talent.
September 4, 2026
September 1, 2026: Dan Berger discusses the growing impact of DACA renewal delays and how employers can support affected workers while protecting valuable talent.
August 3, 2026: The Washington Post reported on Boy Throb vocalist Darshan Magdum’s U.S. visa approval. Green and Spiegel Managing Partner Jonathan Grode and his team represented Magdum throughout the visa process.
August 14, 2026: Dan Berger spoke with Bloomberg Law about a new BIA decision that raises the risks of advance parole travel and narrows employment-based green card options for DACA recipients.
August 12, 2026: Green and Spiegel Partner Kerry Doyle spoke with Maine Public about the case of Domingo Tot Quip, a Portland resident returning to Maine after being mistakenly deported to Guatemala by ICE.
August 11, 2026: Green & Spiegel Partner Kerry Doyle discusses the ICE detention of a MaineHealth nurse at Portland International Jetport and concerns about increased immigration enforcement at airports.
August 10, 2026: Green & Spiegel Partner Kerry Doyle spoke with Spectrum News about a Portland resident mistakenly deported to Guatemala and the questions surrounding his case.
August 7, 2026: Green and Spiegel U.S. Managing Partner Jonathan Grode speaks with NPR’s All Things Considered about Boy Throb, Darshan Magdum’s O-1 visa approval, and the evolving intersection of immigration law and the creator economy.
July 31, 2026: Dan Berger discusses new student visa restrictions with The Boston Globe and explains how the policy could be challenged before taking effect.
August 3, 2026: Dan Berger weighs in on the proposed $100,000 OPT fee, questioning its legality and warning of its impact on international students and U.S. employers.
August 2, 2026: Dan Berger discusses how new visa restrictions for foreign journalists could undermine press freedom and put American reporters abroad at risk.
Managing Partner, Stephen Green shared his insights with The Globe and Mail on asylum claims following the FIFA World Cup, noting that the government did an effective job assessing visa applications, with refugee claims remaining low relative to the more than 26,000 visitor visas issued for the tournament.
Managing Partner Stephen W. Green was featured in The Globe and Mail, offering insight into Canada’s visa screening process during the FIFA World Cup.
July 20, 2026: Jonathan Grode spoke with Bloomberg Law about changes affecting F-1 students, Day 1 CPT programs, international enrollment, and employers seeking to retain foreign talent.
Kerry Doyle, partner at Green and Spiegel and former head of ICE’s legal division, was quoted in an article by
Dan Berger co-authored a The Chronicle of Higher Education article with Stephen Yale-Loehr addressing how colleges and universities can prepare
Kerry Doyle, partner at Green and Spiegel and former top attorney at ICE and Homeland Security under the Biden administration,
Kerry Doyle, former Principal Legal Advisor and top lawyer for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Biden administration, was
A federal judge has allowed a high-profile challenge to the Trump administration’s mass revocation of international student visas to proceed,
Jonathan Grode commented on a recent federal court decision allowing a major lawsuit challenging student visa revocations and SEVIS terminations
In a recent Atlantic exposé on Border Patrol raids far from the southern border, Kerry E. Doyle, former principal legal