In Print
Volume 34, Number 2 (Winter 2020)
Articles
The Adultification of Immigrant Children
Laila Hlass
Consent Is Not Discretion: The Evolution of SIJS and the Consent Function
Amy Joseph, Amy Pont, & Christina Romero
The ICCPR, Non-Self-Execution, and DACA Recipients’ Right to Remain in the United States
Timothy E. Lynch
The Boundaries of Habeas: Due Process, The Suspension Clause, and Judicial Review of Expedited Removal Under the Immigration and Nationality Act
Peter Margulies
Notes
“Speak Anglish:” Language Access and Due Process in Asylum Proceedings
Grace Benton
A Citizen By Any Other Name: Postcolonial Cop Out In Section 4, Article XIX of Vietnam’s Law on Nationality
Thanh D. Nguyen
Current Developments
The One-Two Punch to Asylum Seekers: How the Trump Administration Would Change Asylum as We Know It
David Blumenthal
Nearly Three Years After the Muslim Ban, Congress Seeks Clarity on the Ban and Its Waiver Program
Jessica Doumit
The Trump Administration’s Third Country Transit Bar
Shelby McGuire Smith
Volume 34, Number 1 (Fall 2019)
Articles
The Strange and Unexpected Afterlife of Pereira v. Sessions
Patrick J. Glen & Alanna R. Kennedy
An Analysis of the Applications and Implications of Chevron Deference in Immigration
Jennifer Safstrom
Notes
Separating the Hands: Why Reorganization-Oriented Abolitionism Won’t Meaningfully Change ICE
Casey L. Chalbeck
No Notice, No Problem? Credible Testimony and the Need for Corroboration Notice in the Context of Saravia v. Attorney General
Daniel O’Hara
Current Developments
Children in Cages: A Legal and Public Health Crisis
Prashasti Bhatnagar
The Extraordinary Plight of Venezuelan Women: An Acute Example of the Need for Global Recognition as Refugees
Grace Fuscoe
Volume 33, Number 3 (Spring 2019)
Article
Removals to Somalia in Light of the Convention against Torture: Recent Evidence from Somali Bantu Deportees
Daniel J. Van Lehman and Estelle M. McKee
Case Comment
World Without Fong Yue Ting: Envisioning an Alternative Reality if the Dissenters Prevailed
Chris Westfall
Volume 32, Number 1 (Fall 2017)
Articles
Ethics Issues Inherent in Special Immigrant Juvenile State Court Proceedings – Practical Proposals for Intractable Problems
Alexis Anderson
Promoting a Child Rights-Based Approach to Immigration in the United States
Olga Byrne
Immigration Law Allies and Administrative Law Adversaries
Jill E. Family
Note
The Undocumented Workers’ Dilemma: Improving Workplace Rights for Undocumented Workers Through Labor Arbitration and Collective Bargaining
Conor Trombetta
Current Developments
Current Developments in Immigration Law: Changing Title IX Enforcement Under Secretary Devos and the Impact on Immigrant and Undocumented Students
Jessica Davidson
Current Developments in Immigration Law: Terminating Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador
Jared Allen
Volume 31, Number 3 (Spring 2017)
Articles
Non-Discrimination in Refugee and Asylum Law (Against Travel Ban 1.0 and 2.0)
Eunice Lee
Instilling Fear and Regulating Behavior: Immigration Law as Social Control
Lori A. Nessel
The Myth of Second Chances: Noncitizen Youth and Confidentiality of Delinquency Records
Beth K. Zilberman
Notes
Protecting Syrian Refugees: Short Term Solution to Unsustainable Burden and the Necessity of Eliciting Aid from the Global North
Ahmad El-Gamal
Arizona’s Anti-Immigration Law and the Pervasiveness of Racial Profiling
Paige Newman
Against Walls: How President Trump’s Walling Initiatives Undermine American Exceptionalism
Noah Smith
Current Developments
Current Developments in the Executive Branch: Sanctuary Cities under the Trump Administration, the Frontlines of the Battle for Immigration
Ahmad Al-Dajani
Supreme Court—October Term 2016 Review
John Paul DeWitt
Current Developments in the Legislative Branch: The Fair Day in Court for Kids Act: A Necessary but Unlikely Step to Increase Representation in Immigration Proceedings
Guohao Qu, Michael Fakhoury, James O’Toole, and Paul Mayer