*- See also questions from Human Rights First.
Attorney General Announces Zero-Tolerance Policy for Criminal Illegal Entry (U.S. Dept. of Justice, 6 April 2018) [text]
- See also related commentary from Immigration Impact blog and Human Rights First.
Bringing Evidence to the Refugee Integration Debate (Urban Institute, April 2018) [text]
"The Case for Nongovernmental Sanctuary for Immigrants," Los Angeles Times, 5 April 2018 [text]
The Chimera of Immigration Court Quotas (The Asylumist Blog, April 2018) [text]
Conducting Country Conditions Research for Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and Convention against Torture Claims, Practice Advisory (Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, 2018) [info]
- Note: Follow the link to learn how to submit a request for this text.
Ending “Catch and Release” at the Border of the United States and Directing Other Enhancements to Immigration Enforcement, Presidential Memorandum (White House, 6 April 2018) [text]
Ex-Military, Intelligence, and Foreign Policy Officials: Travel Ban Harms National Security (Just Security, April 2018) [text]
Immigration Relief for DACA Recipients Based on Fear of Return, Practice Advisory (Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, Feb. 2018) [text]
"Involuntary Sterilization among HIV-positive Garifuna Women from Honduras Seeking Asylum in the United States: Two Case Reports," Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, vol. 56 (May 2018) [open access]
"Making Our ‘Immigration Courts’ Courts," The Federal Lawyer (March 2018) [full-text]
Migrant Caravan Making Its Way North to be Greeted by a Complex Web of Immigration Laws (Immigration Impact, April 2018) [text]
Rebuffed by Congress, Trump Resorts to Old Ideas on the Border (Fixgov Blog, April 2018) [text]
"The Travel Ban and the Supreme Court," ABA Journal, 2 April 2018 [full-text]
*Trump's Fabricated Border Crisis (Human Rights First Blog, April 2018) [text]
Why Don’t More Unaccompanied Children Pursue Refugee Status? (Niskanen Center Blog, April 2018) [text]
Resource:
The Journey across America: Understanding a Nation’s Immigration Experience (ODI) [access]- "Over the next two months, Katy Long will be travelling across America, tracing the history of newcomers to the country across two centuries and three thousand miles. At a time when America is fiercely debating the nature of national identity and the future of US immigration, this project offers a vital perspective on the history of US immigration at both a personal and political level."
*UPDATED
Related post:
- Regional Focus: United States (4 April 2018)
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