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.
July 20, 2026: Dan Berger and Taylor Joseph co-authored a Brookings Institution analysis examining the Department of Homeland Security’s new duration of status rule for international students and exchange visitors.
Dan Berger spoke to New England Public Media about a wave of sudden student visa revocations at UMass Amherst, calling
July 3, 2026: Managing Partner Stephen W. Green was featured in Law360 Canada discussing Ontario’s overhaul of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
July 3, 2026: Managing Partner Stephen Green shared his insights with The London Free Press on Ontario’s overhaul of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
Amid mass layoffs, tech workers in the U.S. on H-1B visas are scrambling to find new roles. Jonathan Grode explains
Masson International • 4 AUG 2020 In episode 5 of the Ouvrir Une Filiale Aux Etats-Unis podcast, Nicolas Bernard-Masson welcomes Jonathan
June 29, 2026: Kerry Doyle was featured in The Boston Globe discussing the immigration consequences of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision allowing the Trump administration to move forward with ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians.
June 26, 2026: Kerry Doyle was quoted by WBUR discussing a federal court ruling that vacated Trump administration policies expanding ICE courthouse arrests and permitting extended detentions at ICE field offices.
June 26, 2026: The 2026 FIFA World Cup offered the United States a rare opportunity to showcase its leadership and hospitality on the global stage. Jonathan Grode examines how immigration policy and international perception shaped that opportunity.
Florida State University swimmer, Izaak Bastian was excited to learn student-athletes can profit from Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals.
June 19, 2026: Kerry Doyle was featured in The New York Times discussing the detention of Colombian activist Beto Coral. Doyle raised concerns about the use of immigration enforcement authorities in cases involving political speech.
June 19, 2026: Jonathan Grode was featured by 6ABC Action News (WPVI) discussing the U.S. Department of Justice’s lawsuit challenging Philadelphia’s new law regulating ICE operations.
June 17, 2026: Jonathan Grode was featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, discussing employment-based immigration options and hiring foreign talent.
