Deportations to Perilous Places: Protecting Against Third Country Removal in Immigration Court
Where does the United States send someone who is being deported? One would think that the question of “country of removal” would be a central point of an immigration court […]
Adding Family Complications to Birthright Citizenship
On the first day of his second administration, President Trump issued an executive order purporting to restrict citizenship of U.S.-born children based on their parents’ citizenship or immigration status. In […]
Rendition to a Place of No Return
The rendition of 288 Venezuelan and Salvadoran men to the Salvadoran mega-prison known as CECOT tore a hole in the fabric of the American legal system. The intention behind the […]
Unequal Citizenship: How Citizenship Revocation as an Anti-Terrorism Tool Devalues Citizenship in the United Kingdom & Denmark
Citizenship is often portrayed as an essential legal and social status: people define themselves by where they come from, and where they can always return. However, citizenship revocation—a method of […]