Noncitizens should all be wary of international travel. Tahmina Watson, founding attorney of Watson Immigration Law, for Above the Law writes that "we are now witnessing what I call the travel trap — a new reality for legal immigrants, including green card holders. And if you have been following the
After the Supreme Court's decision in Trump v. Barbara, President Trump again is tinkering with birthright citizenship. Austin Sarat in The Conversation looks at two recent executive orders: "As someone who has studied citizenship law, I found the two birthright executive orders eye-catching. At first glance, they
Newsweek reports that President Donald Trump has lost ground on immigration, a new poll from Reuters/Ipsos has found. The poll was conducted online over four days and published on August 17. 1,166 U.S. adults nationwide responded and had a margin of error of 3 percent. "The
Immigration Federalism and the Promise of State Constitutions by Joanne Gottesman, Lewis & Clark Law Review Abstract This Article explores state constitutions’ promises and pitfalls for immigrant rights advocacy. This is a particularly urgent endeavor, given the anti-immigrant measures of President Trump’s second term and a U.S. Supreme
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KQED in the California Report reports that "[l]egal aid groups said they will continue to represent unaccompanied immigrant children in the Bay Area even after the Trump administration shifted federal funding away from seasoned service providers to a controversial anti-trafficking group." Earlier this month, the U.S.
Niguel Duara for CalMatters reports on the California Supreme Court decision last week in People v. Hernandez. Angela Hernandez signed a form acknowledging that she could be deported after a criminal conviction pursuant to a plea deal. But the California Supreme Court held that is not enough to check a
Kanishka Singh for Reuters reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has put forward an insurance plan that could protect local police officers who make immigration arrests from potential financial consequences if they are accused of misconduct. ICE proposed to help pay for liability insurance for local police trained
In a step likely to discourage the enrollment of international students, the Berkeley International Office, or BIO, announced that it is temporarily suspending all applications for Course Credit Curricular Practical Training, which allows international students to work in paid off-campus internships. "The suspension follows an Aug. 12 memo from
The IRS and ICE Memorandum of Understanding of April 2025 by Marianna Bezhanyan Abstract Since the enactment of the Tax Reform Act of 1976, 26 U.S.C. § 6103 has established tax return confidentiality as the default rule of federal tax administration, which permits disclosure only through narrowly defined statutory
Mediaite: "President Donald Trump raged at CNN White House correspondent Kristen Holmes during an Oval Office question-and-answer session as she tried to press him for details on his discussion with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Trump said earlier in the event that he had recently spoken to the
MSN "Immigration, national identity, and religious influence have become some of the most controversial issues in modern American politics. This video examines claims about immigration trends, cultural integration, and the political debate surrounding Islam in the United States and Europe. It also explores how these issues intersect with border