Journalist or Writer? Interview Boston Immigration Attorney Giselle M. Rodriguez for Legal Analysis or Commentary on Immigration Law

Would your news coverage, article, blog post, podcast, program, or conference be better with legal commentary from a practicing immigration attorney in Boston? 

If so, I can help.  Whether you want a quick take on a recent event or in-depth discussion on an immigration-related topic, I can add some legal color commentary to your coverage or other piece of journalism. I can be brief or detailed. I can contribute in English or in Spanish.

Attorneys aren’t exactly in short supply, so it’s possible you already have a source of soundbites and quotes.  But it’s also possible that you’re looking for a very specific “angle.”  As an American, a Bostonian, the daughter of immigrants, a Latina, one who spent significant time in Puerto Rico, a business owner, and an immigration attorney who opened a practice in this decade (the ‘20s), I may have a different perch from other attorneys’.  That may be irrelevant to most stories, or it may be just what you’re looking for.

Any medium works for me.  Whether it’s a phone or Zoom call, an email, or an in-person interview here in Boston, I can provide commentary or analysis, and can do so on reasonably short notice. 

In case you are looking for examples:

 

• • I was interviewed and quoted by The Boston Globe for this article on the Martha’s Vineyard migrant flights.

• • Fox 25 interviewed me on the decision by the Trump Administration to end TPS for 500,000 Haitian immigrants

• • Fox 25 interviewed me again (2 days later) on the increasing number of ICE raids and deportations in Massachusetts

• • NBC10 has interviewed me on many occasions. In a January 2026 appearance I commented (in English and Spanish) on how Venezuelan immigrants may be affected by the toppling of the Maduro regime.  Another was the interview (English and Spanish) about the ongoing influx of migrants to Massachusetts. Another interview (English and Spanish) focused on changes to the immigration process by the 2nd Trump administration. Most recent was an interview on the relationship between federal policies on international students and a rise in off-campus housing vacancies. Also recent was an interview on deportation-related concerns of some international students at Boston-area colleges.

• • I have a series of articles published on the Massachuetts Bar Association.

• • Here’s a longer-form example of how I appear on paper.

• • Here’s an appearance I made on Bruno’s Court – the podcast of the Brown University Law Review.
  • Here’s another podcast interview I did.

• • I had the great honor of speaking at Boston City Hall, after receiving an award from the City at the 2025 Grito de Yara celebration.
  • You can check out the many videos on my YouTube channel if you’d like to hear my voice in a solo setting.

You can contact me, Boston immigration attorney Giselle M. Rodriguez, and I would be glad to contribute to your coverage or piece, whether it is in English or in Spanish.  You can email me at giselle@gmrodriguezlaw.com or call 617-410-3762. You can also connect with me on social media (links below).