The Toll Paid When Adjudicators Err: Reforming Appellate Review Standards for Refugees
Deep, variegated, and unresolved tensions run between and within the U.S. courts of appeals’ standard of review classifications of the five core elements of the refugee definition. Several circuits have […]
Articulating and Claiming the Right to Stay in the Context of Climate Change
Climate-related displacement is a topic of increasing concern in both academic research and the political, social, and humanitarian spheres. As many seek to develop legal regimes that will allow those […]
Superpowers With Villainous Objectives: How the Executive Branch’s Immigration Enforcement “Powers” Utilize Technology to Violate Noncitizens’ Privacy
The United States border, for noncitizens, has a unique quality to it. Each time a noncitizen crosses that border, they are no longer private individuals. They can no longer choose […]
The Climate Migrant Financing Facility: Flexible Contracting and Strict Transparency for the Looming Climate Migration Crisis
With the climate crisis wreaking havoc worldwide, millions of people have been forced to leave their homes, increasingly often to other countries. These people are called climate migrants. Climate migrants […]