Immigration

Rethinking CAFTA-DR's Rules of Origin Intricate strands tie the phenomena of migration to the policies of trade, a linkage emphasized in recent research by Raymond Robertson and Kaleb Girma Abreha from Texas A&M University. Their study, scrutinizing the intersection of U.S. trade decisions

Georgia has recently taken a significant step in tightening immigration enforcement through the enactment of House Bill 1105. This new legislative measure requires heightened cooperation between state law enforcement and federal immigration officials. By mandating local authorities to work closely

Overview of Texas Senate Bill 4 Texas Senate Bill 4 (S.B. 4) introduces a bold approach to immigration enforcement by placing the responsibility into the hands of local and state law enforcement. This law intends to address illegal immigration by classifying undocumented border crossing initially

The U.S. bureaucratic system poses a labyrinthine challenge for immigrants dreaming of a new life, a theme poignantly depicted in Julio Torres's film "Problemista." Reflecting his own experiences as an El Salvadoran immigrant, the film underscores the complexities and barriers that

The Majority's Stance on the Constitutionality of S.B.4 The majority opinion, articulated by Chief Judge Priscilla Richman and Judge Irma Carrillo Ramirez, cast a shadow on the constitutionality of S.B.4. Their contention was founded on the principle that immigration management has