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In case the senseless, McCarthyite crackdown on students’ free expression wasn’t shameful enough, here’s an additional reminder: student journalists are quitting their publications and asking to take down previously published work because of possible retribution. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

I have not been very active here, but now is the time to speak up for Due Process. If you are hoping to help, consider donating I founded www.safepassageproject.org. we help #immigrant youth. very proud of www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org and AILA. National Immigration Project

Event Announcement: “Making Sense of Immigration Policy in 2025” at Syracuse University open.substack.com/pub/austinko...

From my inbox: USCIS says it will scrutinize immigrants' social media for "antisemitism" when considering immigration benefits – but antisemitism here is construed enormously broadly.

How Trump's immigration policies could worsen the health care worker shortage : Shots - Health News www.npr.org/sections/sho...

New pod: Sotomayor's warning that Trump admin could remove US citizens in "error" with no recourse was echoed by a judge appointed by *Reagan.* Time to take it seriously. @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social is so good in demystifying the complexities of these SCOTUS cases: newrepublic.com/article/1937...

“‘These 700k names: Do they sound like Jones & Smith, or do they sound like Rodriguez & Garcia?’ said Dorothy A. Brown, who studies tax policy & racial disparities at Georgetown University Law Center, referring to the list the DHS sought to send to the IRS. ‘This is racial profiling on steroids.’”

Wish I could join colleagues celebrating a new book by Professor Rebecca Sharpless. Available at: www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520... Her book retells the story of fighting to stop an ICE deportation flight and the Somalians aboard the plane. It is vivid and let's us see into the removal process.

Immigration courts don't have enough judges, but they also don't have enough *attorneys*. The increase in new cases has led to a massive decline in representation rates from 65% to just 30%. Even ICE doesn't have enough attorneys to cover all the cases. trac.syr.edu/reports/736/

Yes! Louis F. Post's book "The Deportations Delirium of Nineteen-twenty: A Personal Narrative of an Historic Official Experience. United States: C.H. Kerr. " is available to read. Julia's book is a deep and careful discussion of this history. Post's bravery to protect the rule of law is inspiring!

After litigation, EOIR is making public more materials but the style of indexing is not easy to navigate. foia.eoir.justice.gov/app/ReadingR... I have been dipping into "marriage" and Section 212(d)(3) cases.