Miller Mayer, LLP

09/03/2026

We are thrilled to announce that Anna Angel has been appointed Partner at Miller Mayer!

Anna is an exceptionally talented lawyer, a trusted colleague, and an important part of our firm. Her dedication to her clients and excellence in the practice of law were recently recognized by her peers with her selection to The Best Lawyers in America®.

We are proud to welcome Anna to the Miller Mayer partnership and look forward to her continued leadership and contributions to the firm and our clients.

Please join us in congratulating Anna on this well-deserved achievement!

08/24/2026

Steve Yale-Loehr was quoted in a recent USA TODAY article examining growing questions about the Justice Department’s credibility amid ongoing litigation and court challenges.

Judges find Justice Department lawyers sometimes violate court orders or misrepresent information to match Trump's aggressive rhetoric to pursue cases

07/18/2026

A new DHS rule ends the longstanding "duration of status" (D/S) policy for many international students and other temporary visa holders.

In a new Brookings Institution analysis, Steve Yale-Loehr and his coauthors examine what the rule changes and why it matters for employers, educational institutions, and affected individuals.

Read the analysis:

Brookings guest authors break down a recent DHS rule change and what it means for US temporary visa holders and the broader economy

07/13/2026

Stephen Yale-Loehr was featured in Bloomberg Law discussing the Supreme Court's recent immigration decisions and their impact on executive authority.

Read the article to learn more:

The US Supreme Court in its latest term overwhelmingly sided with the Trump administration in immigration decisions limiting asylum claims, weakening rights of green card holders, and undermining deportation protections for more than a million immigrants.

07/09/2026

Steve Yale-Loehr was featured in Newsweek, discussing how increased immigration enforcement is affecting green card applications for spouses of U.S. citizens.

Read his insights in the full article:

Immigration experts say the Trump administration has increased scrutiny of spouses seeking green cards.

07/08/2026

Steve Yale-Loehr was featured in the Los Angeles Times, providing insight into the broader impact of the Supreme Court's recent immigration decisions.

While the Court preserved birthright citizenship, Steve notes that the administration has achieved significant victories in advancing its immigration agenda through other legal challenges and policy changes. The article offers important context on how recent court decisions are reshaping U.S. immigration law.

Read the full story:

Recent Supreme Court decisions raise significant consequences for immigrants who have made their lives in the U.S.

07/06/2026

was quoted in USA TODAY discussing the Supreme Court's recent immigration decisions and their impact on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients, employers, and U.S. immigration policy.

Steve explains how these rulings could affect hundreds of thousands of individuals while highlighting the broader legal trends shaping immigration today.

Read the article:

Trump won numerous federal cases defending his immigration crackdown although he lost on his top priority of restricting birthright citizenship.

07/04/2026

As we celebrate our nation's independence, we extend our gratitude to our clients, colleagues, and communities for the opportunity to serve you. We hope you enjoy a joyful holiday filled with family, friends, and meaningful moments.

07/03/2026

was featured in Gothamist discussing the U.S. Supreme Court's decision striking down the executive order restricting birthright citizenship.

Steve explains that while the ruling is a significant constitutional decision, many other immigration restrictions remain in place and continue to affect families, employers, and the U.S. economy.

Read the article:

The court ruling denied President Donald Trump a key tool for limiting immigration to the United States.

07/02/2026

was quoted in The New York Times discussing the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship. While the ruling preserves birthright citizenship, Steve notes that many other immigration restrictions remain in place and continue to have significant impacts on employers, families, and the U.S. economy. Read the article:

The decision ends one of the most aggressive parts of Trump’s immigration agenda. But hundreds of other restrictions have taken effect.