Via Harvard Law Review Blog By: Sabrineh Ardalan For the past year, the Trump administration has been hard at work trying to unilaterally rewrite asylum law. Its latest attempt, the so-called …
The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights At 70: How Far Have We Come?
Via WBUR By: Sabrineh Ardalan, J. Wesley Boyd and Katherine Peeler On the evening of Friday, Dec. 10, 1948, the plenary session of the United Nations convened at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris. A …
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Harvard Professors Decry Trump Administration Approach to Asylum Policy, Migrant Caravans
Via The Harvard Crimson By: Ema R. Schumer and Ruoqi Zhang Harvard professors decried the Trump administration's asylum policies to a packed room at the Law School Thursday, condemning in …
Trump Is Rewriting Asylum Law
Via The Atlantic By: Sabrineth Ardalan Two days after yet another mass shooting, President Donald Trump on Friday issued a proclamation addressing mass migration. “The continuing and threatening …
Student Reflections From the Border
Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program In August, HLS students Alessandra De La Tejera ’20, Josephine Herman ’20, Evan Hindman ’19, and Andrew Patterson ’20, and HIRC attorneys …
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HIRC files amicus brief on latest travel ban
Via the Harvard Immigration & Refugee Clinical Program On March 30th, HIRC filed an amicus brief challenging President Trump’s latest immigration order. The brief argues that the travel ban …
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