Immigration Article: The Meaning of the End of Chevron for Immigration Removal Adjudications by Kevin R. Johnson, Forthcoming (December 2025) Georgetown Immigration Law Journal In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, the Supreme Court in 2024 over the foundational administrative law decision of Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources
Check out this article from USA Today. "A Venezuelan New York poet whose tattoo represents the grief of losing her mother reflects on how it might be weaponized against her, a Mexican American poet and entrepreneur remembers that his mother’s tenacity is woven into his DNA and a
Are supporters of President Trump beginning to rethink his immigration approach? Here is news on that front. Joe Rogan referred to President Trump’s immigration policies during a recent episode of his podcast. “Let’s just talk about the immigration thing,” Rogan said. “The way it looks is horrific.” Rogan
Alia Shoaib for Newsweek reports that conservative firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene said that the mass deportation campaign has "too far, breaking with the hardline approach of the Trump administration and angering the MAGA base she was once a leading figure in." “As a conservative and as a business
In the New York Review, Mae Ngai writes on The End of Asylum: "The second Trump administration has collapsed the distinction between political and economic migrants. Did it make sense to separate them to begin with?"
Guest blogger: Henna Maiwand, law student, University of San Francisco Desperate hands grabbing at military aircraft. Families piling inside planes. Bodies falling from the sky. Mothers passing their babies over barbed wire to strangers in uniform. These were the images that defined August 2021, when the Afghans who risked their
The Courthouse News Service has the latest developments in the slow-moving Kilmar Abrego Garcia case as the U.S. government seeks to remove him to somewhere, anywhere. He is in detention as the case proceeds. The governments of Eswatini, Ghana, and Uganda have declined to receive Abrego Garcia. "Andrew
Washington Post headline: "Trump administration says immigration enforcement threatens higher food prices." No surprises here. "The Labor Department warned in an obscure document filed with the Federal Register last week that `the near total cessation of the inflow of illegal aliens' is threatening `the stability of
Post-Chevron Deference in Asylum Proceedings by Shawn Fields, 47 Cardozo Law Review (forthcoming 2026) Abstract The Supreme Court has long held that Chevron deference should apply in all immigration proceedings. And scholars recognize that “Chevron deference [was] at the height of its powers in refugee and asylum cases.” How, then,
Last Friday, ASAP filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland challenging USCIS’s and EOIR’s implementation of the annual asylum fee. Last night, ASAP filed a motion for a preliminary injunction to stop USCIS nor EOIR from dismissing or denying asylum applications
Country music immigration news! Country music star Zach Bryan shared part of a new song ("Bad News") with lyrics that appear to question the operations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called it “completely disrespectful.” Bryan said the song was "