Dan Berger weighed in on the implications of the Trump administration’s newly reinstated travel ban, which bars entry from 12 countries and imposes visa restrictions on seven more. While current international students from these countries may remain in the U.S. if they hold valid visas, Berger noted that prospective students without visas and those needing to renew after extended travel could be blocked from entering. He emphasized the heightened uncertainty for students navigating the immigration system, pointing to concerns over travel, fieldwork, and studying abroad.
Dan Berger is a Partner at Green & Spiegel, U.S. heading their new New England office and leading a new Academic and Medical Immigration Team. He is an Academic Fellow at Cornell Law School, and an Honorary Fellow of the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys.
