Opportunity:
Call for registration: 19th Immigration Law and Policy Conference, Washington, DC/Online, 20 September 2022 [info]
- Note: There is a limited supply of in-person tickets.
Blog posts & press:
"The Biden Administration Still Hasn't Ended 'Remain in Mexico' Despite Court Win. Here's Why," Time Magazine, 29 July 2022 [text]
- See also related CRS report.
Ending Title 42 won’t cause immigration mayhem — It will restore order (The Hill, July 2022) [text]
How anti-immigrant groups are misrepresenting border data (Niskanen Center Blog, July 2022) [text]
Welcoming and Inclusive State Policies: A Midyear Review of State Legislative Sessions in 2022 (Immigration Impact Blog, July 2022) [text]
Reports & journal articles:
Federal Agency Rule Expands Asylum Officers’ Authority (Congressional Research Service, July 2022) [text]
Fewer Immigrants Face Deportation Based on Criminal-Related Charges in Immigration Court (TRAC, July 2022) [text]
The Missing Link: Connecting Eligible Asylees and Asylum Seekers with Benefits and Services (Migration Policy Institute, July 2022) [text]
Rhetoric vs Reality: End Dangerous Narratives and Failed Policies, Restore Asylum at Ports of Entry (Human Rights First, July 2022) [text]
"Taming Immigration Trauma," Cardozo Law Review (Forthcoming, Winter 2022) [preprint]
Resource:
Villanova Interdisciplinary Immigration Studies Training for Advocates [access]
- "VIISTA...is a new, 100% online interdisciplinary educational program that trains students to become immigrant advocates ready to serve migrants and refugees. Unlike criminal proceedings in which defendants have constitutional rights to representation, in the United States, migrants are not entitled to court appointed lawyers. Six out of 10 migrants confront the immigration system without a lawyer, and many of these migrants are children. The consequences of this are substantial." See also related blog post. The next VIISTA information session is 8 August 2022.
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