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  1. The Asylumist

    Do’s and Don’ts for the Asylum Office and Immigration Court

    By Jason Dzubow

    Moving to another country can be challenging and confusing. Navigating that new country’s legal system can be downright maddening. As an asylum attorney, I’ve observed my clients’ behavior in Immigration…

  2. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Trump Delays Immigration Raids, Giving Democrats ‘Two Weeks’ To Change Asylum Laws

    By immigrationprof

    NPR reports, after a week of threats of a mass deportation campaign, President Trump is delaying immigration raids that were set to begin this weekend, saying he will give Congress…

  3. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Thousands of asylum seekers left waiting at the US-Mexico border

    By immigrationprof

      Savitri Arvey and Steph Leutert on TheConversation look at the growing numbers of asylum seekers at the US/Mexico border.  They note that, over the past three months, the number…

  4. For Good

    In Defense of Immigration

    By William C. Silverman

    In A Nation of Immigrants, President John F. Kennedy traced America’s mixed record of embracing new immigrants, and then emphasized the benefits of immigration as he argued in favor of…

  5. Canada-U.S. Blog

    Tariff Turbulence Continues to Fly!

    By Su Ross

    Putting all the hyperbole and posturing to one side, the recent agreement between Mexico and the U.S. which averted the tariffs can be found in the U.S.- Mexico Joint Statement…

  6. The Right Coast

    Mike Pompeo: U.S. Will Send Migrants Back to Mexico ‘Full Throttle’

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Under the Trump deal, new migrants will be sent back to Mexico until they can be bussed to their asylum court hearings in the United States. The return policy will likely…

  7. ImmigrationProf Blog

    One Honduran Asylum Seeker’s Story

    By immigrationprof

    Jill Filipovic on Politico tells the story of Sofia and her mother, who fled Honduras:"Sofia and her mom told me her story when we met at a women’s shelter in…

  8. ImmigrationProf Blog

    5th Biennial Emerging Immigration Scholars at BYU Law (June 7-8, 2019)

    By immigrationprof

    The 5th Biennel Immigration Scholars Conference will be held at BYU Law on June 7-8, 2019. This conference provides a forum for immigration law scholars to receive and provide constructive…

  9. The Faculty Lounge

    Another Anniversary

    In addition to D-Day and Tienanmen Square, today is the 80th anniversary of the attempted docking of the M.S. St. Louis in the United States. I received the following reminder…

  10. The Right Coast

    Large group of Africans (116 men, women and children) caught wading across the Rio Grande

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Our open door along the southern border for people claiming to seek asylum is such a magnet for the world s poor that a group of 116 people traveled all…