…Timeline of MPP During the Biden Administration By the time President Biden took office, MPP had largely been suspended because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Just 1.18% of people who crossed…
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…to climb for the private companies that have agreements with ICE, so has the number of people who have perished in ICE custody during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fiscal year 2020…
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…COVID-19 pandemic, asylum seekers have been expelled immediately under the pretext of “public health.” It has issued attorney general decisions aimed at blocking certain groups (notably people fleeing gender-based, gang-based,…
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…rule would immediately allow consulates abroad to waive in-person interview requirements for certain visa renewals during the COVID-19 pandemic. The agenda also indicates that the Biden administration will formally withdraw…
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…a court order, the CDC should end Title 42 entirely. Two years after the pandemic hit, when nearly every state in the country has ended COVID-19 mandates, it’s time for…
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…means that CBP isn’t required to offer a “meaningful” opportunity to consult with a lawyer. Since the COVID-19 pandemic led to a border shutdown in March, the PACR and HARP…
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…for COVID-19 before they can be admitted. Upon entering and being released from government custody, many will remain in the United States with loved ones while their cases make their…
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…during the COVID-19 pandemic. What Does the Farm Workforce Modernization Act Provide? The bill seeks to correct some of the longstanding injustices undocumented farmworkers have faced for decades. It would…
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…the budget shortfall may have less to do with COVID-19 than significant mismanagement of the agency. Over the last few years, the Trump administration has poured enormous amounts of resources…
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…his wife. Far too many parents are languishing in detention apart from their children. The dangerous conditions inside these facilities amid COVID-19 only make matters worse. But the pandemic has…
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