My high schooler asked what I'm up to this morning. I told him that I've got to draft an exam for my immigration class. "No worries," he said. "I've got you."
"If I had three apples and you take two apples and the last apple gets detained by ICE, what happens to the last apple if it's not a U.S. citizen but does have a green card and a family..."
Bahahaha.
Newsweek and many other news outlets are reporting on a U.S. government's search of the D.C. home of Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a vocal critic of the Trump administration. She "has repeatedly downplayed the prospect of being the subject of a federal probe ahead of
The Price of the Fence: Climate Migration in the 21st Century by Gerald Torres & Al Brady Abstract Climate change is already displacing millions, yet international migration law offers little protection to those forced to move because of environmental collapse. Most climate-displaced people are excluded from the legal category of
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in December on the lawfulness of the Trump administration's removal of noncitizens to third countries, i.e., countries where they are not from. Here is a resource with much relevant information for analysis of the case. Carolyn Patty Blum, Clinical Professor of
FWD.us Statement on Impact of Severe, Escalating Delays in DACA Renewal Processing WASHINGTON, D.C. – FWD.us President Todd Schulte issued the following statement on the continued delay of DACA renewals and the massive human and economic impact: “For more than a decade, nearly every DACA renewal was processed