Immigration Syllabus Supplement

Sending anyone from the United States to Guantanamo raises a host of legal, moral, and policy questions.

"If the new administration goes through with this proposal whether by executive action or legislation, courts should and most likely would strike it down."

Crucial bipartisan legislation has been stalled for years, placing the burden of care on hardworking Americans instead.

The use of AI in immigration enforcement poses a growing risk to marginalized communities.

Faithful application of the Supreme Court’s federalism principles should doom Texas’s attempt to seize control of national immigration policy.

The claim that a large increase in the number of migrants gaining entry at the southern border is an “invasion” is constitutional nonsense.

The Biden administration needs to use visa sanctions more transparently if they are to have a serious political impact.

"These laws on their face may make superficial efforts to distinguish between persons of Chinese ancestry and the CCP, but they also equate all Chinese denizens with foreign agents,…

Creating DHS, escalated the adversarial approach to immigration by blurring the lines between national security and immigration enforcement.

Existing US refugee and SIV programs are insufficient for Afghan refugee crisis. The US must massively expand programs to bring Afghans to safety.

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