How to Be American

How to Be American

My colleague Raquel Aldana is featured in this thoughtful piece of commentary on How to Be American. Here is a snippet:

"How to be American is as much a matter of citizenship as part of a broader cultural debate about identity that has raged since the nation’s founding, a debate that’s both social and deeply personal. . . .

Despite 250 years of history, the question of how to be American is hardly settled — and it affects all of us, whatever version of America we are."

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Immigration Article of the Day:  Affidavits Are Forever: Public Charge, Domestic Violence, and the Enforceability of Immigration Law's Affidavit of Support by Veronica Thronson

Immigration Article of the Day: Affidavits Are Forever: Public Charge, Domestic Violence, and the Enforceability of Immigration Law's Affidavit of Support by Veronica Thronson

Affidavits Are Forever: Public Charge, Domestic Violence, and the Enforceability of Immigration Law's Affidavit of Support by Veronica Thronson, 41 Yale Law & Policy Review 69 (2022) Abstract Part I of this Article provides a brief background on the central role that family relationships play in the immigration

By Kevin R. Johnson