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Immigration Prof Blog
6h ago
Official White House Photo There has been lots of chatter about President Biden acting on immigration. Rafael Bernal for the Hill. Progressives are pushing for work permits for undocumented immigrants, Speculation over Biden’s next step "on immigration has reached a ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
1d ago
Recent employment projections show that U.S. demand for well-educated workers will continue to grow. While 62 percent of U.S. adults had a post-secondary education in 2023, 72 percent of U.S. jobs will require it in 2031. The change witnessed over ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
1d ago
In the latest report by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), significant trends in immigration court deportations are detailed, emphasizing the increased number of removal orders and varying rates of legal representation among immigrants. Here’s a brief overview of the ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
1d ago
Friends I posted my recent article on SSRN: In Search of Strategies to Address Violence in Central America Here. Abstract The need to address root causes of migration in Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador—often referred to as the Northern Triangle—is ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
2d ago
We have previously posted on the Blog about the UK's efforts to send asylum seekers to Rwanda to process their claims. The New York Times reports today an update on the Parliament's passage of legislation to allow asylum seekers to ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
2d ago
WELCOMING THE STRANGER: ABRAHAMIC HOSPITALITY AND ITS CONTEMPORARY IMPLICATIONS. Edited by Ori Z Soltes and Rachel Stern Foreword by Endy Moraes. Contributor(s): Lindsay Balfour, Thomas Massaro, Craig Mousin, Carol Prendergast, Zeki Saritotprak, Ori Z Soltes, Rachel Stern, Mimi E. Tsankov ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
2d ago
The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) has released a new report entitled, What Will It Take to Eliminate the Immigration Court Backlog? Assessing “Judge Team” Hiring Needs Based on Changed Conditions and the Need for Broader Reform ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
3d ago
Immigration Courtside spotlights the work of the Migration in the Americas Project, a policy and research collective of the University of Wisconsin-Madison focused on assessing migration policy and developing ways to reduce risk and harm to make movement and residence ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
4d ago
Don't miss the powerful LA Times Opinion Piece by Talia Inlender: The immigration system can bend toward justice. One Orange County man’s case shows how. The Opinion piece discusses the right to counsel Franco litigation and establishment of the National ..read more
Immigration Prof Blog
5d ago
Photo from the Supreme Court website On April 23, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Department of State v. Munoz. The arguments can be streamed on the Supreme Court website. Munoz involves the doctrine of consular nonreviewability. As ..read more