Targeting law firms for employing lawyers or representing clients and positions the President does not like is fundamentally unethical. The government started to back away from this, but arbitrarily changed its mind again, indicating that public ethics and the rule of law are still under attack.

Longtime FASPE faculty member Eric Muller, represented by FASPE alum Rachel Grossman and HWG colleagues, argues in an important amicus brief in the SCOTUS birthright citizenship case that the US citizenship of babies born in internment camps is instructive.

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