EB-5 stakeholders are abuzz today with news that the Regional Center program will be extended through May 5, 2017 with a clean CR unveiled late yesterday.

Growing momentum toward classification of college athletes as employees of their schools is raising major questions about international students' continued visa eligibility.

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.

While the GOP's immigration bill may have limited impact on corporate America, it poses significant challenges for those seeking humanitarian relief.

In the escalating standoff between the Trump administration and Harvard University, Jonathan Grode offered legal insight into the administration's threat to revoke Harvard's SEVIS certification...

Harvard University is likely to win its lawsuit against the Trump administration after DHS revoked its certification to enroll international students—seen as retaliation for resisting federal control.

In a recent Financial Post article by Yvonne Lau, Jonathan Grode, U.S. Practice Director and Managing Partner at Green and Spiegel, weighs in on the growing migration of tech talent from Canada...

Immigration attorney Dan Berger offers an analysis of former President Trump's immigration policies and what they could mean for the future under his administration.

Practice Director Jonathan Grode attended the ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law Midwinter Meeting today, in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

U.S. Practice Director Jonathan Grode will be speaking today at the HRPA conference, at 10 am EST in Toronto, Canada.

On April 27, 2017, Manager of the U.S. Entrepreneurs and Investors Division Matthew Galati was quoted in "Fate of Visa Program Faces ‘Many Known Unknowns,'" printed in Bloomberg ​BNA.

The Dartmouth men's basketball team faces a union election following a landmark decision by a National Labor Relations Board regional director, signaling a potential transformation in the relationship between Division I college athletes and their institutions.

U.S. Practice Director Jonathan Grode will be co-presenting a national webinar today for The American Immigration Lawyers Association at 2:00 pm EST, discussing recent trends in H-1B approvals and the upcoming H-1B season.

In a recent Forbes article, Jonathan Grode and Dan Berger weighed in on concerns over USCIS nominee Joseph Edlow's intent to end Optional Practical Training (OPT)...

Jonathan Grode is leading litigation on behalf of the Presidents' Alliance and impacted international students to challenge the Department of Homeland Security's mass termination of SEVIS records.

Jonathan Grode was featured in Stuart Anderson's Forbes article discussing the risks international students face under Trump administration policies. Grode highlights key issues...

United States immigration regulations prohibit international students in the U.S. on F-1 student visas from participating in employment.

The 2024 WNBA draft will occur on Monday, April 15 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York. The league invited 15 prospects to participate in person, four of whom are international athletes, which is roughly 27%.

As reported by Amanda Christovich in Front Office Sports, the House v. NCAA settlement could pose risks for international athletes on student visas.

Senior Associate, Benjamin Green was on air with Global News to share his expertise on how Canadians can travel safely to the U.S.