Public Policy

In a move that has ignited considerable debate, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued executive order GA-46, which directs public hospitals to ask patients about their immigration status and report the findings, along with treatment costs, to the state. This directive, effective from November 1, 2024,

State immigration laws have become a contentious issue, with local law enforcement and immigrant-rights advocates raising significant concerns. Traditionally, immigration matters have been managed at the federal level, but state legislatures are increasingly stepping in due to the lack of

The New York City school board has faced a significant delay in voting on a proposal concerning student data privacy, raising alarms among parents and advocacy groups. The proposal outlines how the Education Department (DOE) collects, stores, and shares private student information, encompassing

Amid growing concerns over government surveillance and privacy erosion, recent revelations have spotlighted how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is circumventing sanctuary city protections through the use of data-sharing fusion centers. These centers, initially established by the

In September 2024, the Scottish Government announced its 2024-25 Programme for Government, which notably did not include the previously planned Human Rights Bill. This bill aimed to incorporate various international human rights treaties into Scots law, similar to the way the United Nations

In the realm of towering Chicago skyscrapers, Trump International Hotel & Tower has not only dominated the skyline but also headlines due to a slew of legal and policy challenges. The controversies surrounding this high-profile property provide a fascinating lens through which to examine former