Status Stripped: Current and Potential Abuse of the U.S. Denaturalization Process — Part III of III
In Parts I and II, I argued that the current U.S. administration’s mass-denaturalization campaign is highly susceptible to error and abuse, that these risks compound in civil denaturalization cases, and...
Status Stripped: Current and Potential Abuse of the U.S. Denaturalization Process — Part II of III
Part I of this series argued that the current U.S. administration’s mass-denaturalization campaign is highly susceptible to error and abuse and that these concerns compound in civil denaturalization cases. In...
Status Stripped: Current and Potential Abuse of the U.S. Denaturalization Process — Part I of III
The New York Times recently reported that the Department of Justice (DOJ) intended to refer 384 foreign-born Americans for denaturalization. This is merely one in a long line of aggressive...
Citizenship at the Altar of Algorithms
The Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, has announced the development of an Artificial Intelligence tool in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay to identify illegal immigrants from...
American Constitutional Law in the Shadows
The judiciary’s role in the American constitutional scheme, as Marbury v. Madison proclaimed, is to “say what the law is.” For other branches of government and the lower courts to...
Access to Justice: The U.S. Supreme Court Permits Prisoners to Challenge Injustices in State Post-Conviction Procedures
Access to post-conviction DNA testing and review of flawed science is critical for incarcerated people with innocence claims. Many U.S. states have passed laws to permit incarcerated people to access...
