Short pieces:
Philadelphia’s 40-year history of protecting undocumented immigrants began with churches hiding refugees from El Salvador (The Conversation, April 2026) [text]
Trump Restrictions on Legal Immigration Could Sharply Reduce U.S. Population Growth (MPI, April 2026) [text]
U.S. Third-Country Deportation Agreements Are More About Fear than Numbers (MPI, March 2026) [text]
USCIS Ends Some “Holds,” Including on Certain Asylum Seekers (The Asylumist Blog, April 2026) [text]
**Visit the Americas Migration Brief and ImmProf Blog for a much more extensive round-up of news and publications.**
Journal articles:
"Advice without Lawyers? Immigrants, Legal Deserts, and Reflections on Who Can Practice Law," William & Mary Law Review, vol. 68 (Forthcoming, 2027) [preprint]
"Best Practices for Community-Engaged Research: Navigating Trust and Resistance in Challenging Sociopolitical Contexts," International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 14 March 2026 [open access]
- "This methodological article synthesizes ethical challenges, safety concerns, and field-informed strategies for conducting qualitative, community-engaged research with migrant populations during periods of heightened immigration enforcement."
"Desirable Mootness: How 'Making Moot' is a Tactic in Immigration Mandamus Claims," UC Davis Social Justice Law Review, vol. 29, no. 2 (Summer 2025) [full-text]
"Drones, Drugs, and Deportations: The New War on Terror," West Virginia Law Review, vol. 129 (Forthcoming) [preprint]
"Protection as Punishment: Victim Relief in the Crimmigration State," California Law Review, vol. 115 (Forthcoming, 2027) [preprint]
"Punitive Exile," Denver Law Review (Forthcoming, 2027) [preprint]
Multimedia:
Is the Dignity Act "Amnesty"? My Conversation with Ashley DeAzevedo and Rebecca Shi, 10 April 2026 [access]
Resources:
Immigration Court Data: Latest Outcomes for Immigrants in Court (Mobile Pathways) [access]
- Provides information and data relating to court appearances, asylum applications, immigration judges, and removal orders.
Third Country Deportation Watch (Human Rights First & Refugees International) [access]
- "This tracker explains the U.S. third country transfer agreements, the political and financial motives behind them, and the harms they have caused – as well as relevant lawsuits and other efforts to challenge them." See also related AP article.
Third Country Deportations Tracker (USCRI) [access]
- "This page compiles publicly available information on third country deportations from the United States, and Asylum Cooperative Agreements (ACAs) and their impact on asylum seekers."
Related posts:
- Thematic Focus: Detention (United States)
- Thematic Focus: Detention (United States)
No comments:
Post a Comment