Media Room

Collecting DNA of Detained Immigrants is Unethical

October 15, 2019

Collecting DNA of Detained Immigrants is Unethical

The Temple News • 15TH OCT 2019

The U.S. Government plans to collect DNA of detained immigrants for an F.B.I. database. Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S. Practice Director and Managing Partner, weighs in. Read more on The Temple News website.

Green and Spiegel U.S.

View all posts

Canadian Related Article

Hiring Francophone Talent Outside Quebec: A Competitive Edge

June 5, 2026

Federal Court Confirms Ukrainians May Establish Refugee Protection Based on Nationality Alone

May 29, 2026

HR Toolbox – Top 5 Challenges HR Professionals Face in Canadian Immigration

May 12, 2026

Refused by IRCC? Understanding Your Options After a Canadian Immigration Refusal

May 11, 2026

U.S. Related Article

What USCIS’ New Adjustment of Status Memo Means for Green Card Applicants

May 22, 2026

Critical Workers at Risk of Losing Ability to Work as Lawsuit Challenges USCIS “Freeze” on Immigration Cases

May 14, 2026

Green and Spiegel Congratulates Jewish Family and Children’s Service on Receiving the 2026 PBA Immigration Law Pro Bono Award

May 8, 2026

Honoring Leadership in International Education: Dan Berger Receives NAFSA Distinguished Service Award

May 4, 2026

DOL Proposed Rule would significantly increase Wage Levels for H-1B, H-1B1, E-3, and PERM Labor Certifications

April 9, 2026

Media Room

Collecting DNA of Detained Immigrants is Unethical

Collecting DNA of Detained Immigrants is Unethical

Author

Newsletter

Canadian Related Article

U.S. Related Article

Sign up For our newsletter to get the latest immigration updates.

Get in touch

Canadian Head Office (Toronto, ON)

U.S. Head Office (Philadelphia, PA)

Canadian Media Requests:

U.S. Media Requests:

Services

Company