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
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
The Process of Punishing Harvard In response to the Trump administration’s escalating efforts to penalize Harvard University over alleged campus antisemitism and resistance to federal July 22, 2026
Royalty Income Payments Won’t Solve The International Student Athlete Employment Issue In a new article co-authored with Amy Maldonado, Ksenia Maiorova explains why classifying payments to international student-athletes under the House July 22, 2026
Visas revoked from several current, former Temple University students In response to reports that several Temple University students have had their visas revoked without explanation, Jonathan Grode weighed in July 22, 2026
Dartmouth admin recommend international students carry proof of immigration status around campus Dan Berger was featured in The Dartmouth for advising international students during a campus session on immigration uncertainty. In light July 22, 2026
Why are so many students in Mass. losing their visas? The answer lies in a little-known database. Dan Berger was featured in a recent Boston Globe article examining the alarming spike in student visa terminations across Massachusetts. July 22, 2026
What to do if you’re a U.S. citizen and immigration authorities tell you to leave the country In response to a mass email mistakenly sent by U.S. immigration authorities to some American citizens—warning recipients to “leave the July 22, 2026
Three Penn students have had their immigration statuses terminated Emily Cohen was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer addressing visa terminations at the University of Pennsylvania. Three international students had July 22, 2026
Dan Berger on Immigration Lawyers Toolbox Dan Berger was featured on Episode #373 of the Immigration Lawyers Toolbox® Podcast, discussing his recent article in Issue 8 July 22, 2026
Trump is threatening to block international students from Harvard. Is that legal? Jonathan Grode, U.S. Practice Director at Green and Spiegel, commented on the Trump administration’s threat to strip Harvard’s SEVP certification, July 22, 2026
Can schools pay international athletes? An ex-LSU guard’s lawsuit is raising the question. Ksenia Maiorova is representing former LSU basketball player Last-Tear Poa in a lawsuit challenging USCIS’s denial of a P-1A visa. July 22, 2026
Snubbing Trump, Immigration Nominee Will End Student Practical Training In a recent Forbes article, Jonathan Grode and Dan Berger weighed in on concerns over USCIS nominee Joseph Edlow’s intent July 22, 2026
Fearing deportation, international students go to the courts Kerry Doyle was featured in The Boston Globe for her pivotal role in defending international students against sudden immigration enforcement July 22, 2026
The Presidents’ Alliance Files Federal Lawsuit to Halt Unlawful Termination of International Students’ SEVIS Records Green and Spiegel, U.S. is leading litigation on behalf of the Presidents’ Alliance and impacted international students to challenge the July 22, 2026
Harvard Has Strong Chance To Prevail Over Trump In Immigration Lawsuit Harvard University is likely to win its lawsuit against the Trump administration after DHS revoked its certification to enroll international July 22, 2026
Brown announces legal assistance, emergency fund for international community members In response to shifting immigration policies, Brown University has partnered with Green and Spiegel to provide legal support for non-U.S. July 22, 2026
Denied a P-1A visa, Last-Tear Poa takes legal stand to fight for international athletes’ NIL rights After being denied a P-1A visa, standout college basketball player Last-Tear Poa is working with Green and Spiegel to challenge July 22, 2026
ICE reverses course, restores international student status to Penn affiliates and others Following a wave of sudden terminations of international student status by the Trump administration — including students at the University July 22, 2026
GOP Bill Raises Immigration Fees To Fund Mass Deportation While the GOP’s immigration bill may have limited impact on corporate America, it poses significant challenges for those seeking humanitarian July 22, 2026