An eligible citizen can submit a genuine ballot and still lose their vote because of a paperwork error. That is the central problem with California’s
The federal government has increasingly advanced an expansive theory of immigration detention: that once Congress designates a noncitizen as “inadmissible” and subjects that person to
An attorney’s guide to post-release transportation, shelter, and reunification resources at California’s ICE detention centers Winning release from immigration detention can produce an unexpectedly practical
It is only August, and the Board of Immigration Appeals has already spent 2026 producing precedent decisions at a pace that suggests somebody at EOIR
On August 13, 2026, the Board of Immigration Appeals issued a major decision in Matter of Delcarmen-Lara, 29 I&N Dec. 830 (BIA 2026), overruling Matter
There is something almost admirable about the Trump administration’s capacity to make parody obsolete. After a year in which immigration adjudication has become increasingly punitive,
Fighting Unlawful Immigration Detention in 2026 Federal court is supposed to be where a person can turn when the government has exceeded its lawful authority.
The battle over immigration detention has reached every federal courthouse in America In the past six months, something remarkable has happened in federal courthouses across
In the face of intensified immigration enforcement across California and the nation, something remarkable is happening in our federal courts. Immigrants and their advocates are