Public Policy

Is Tennessee's New Immigration Bill a Constitutional Overreach?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Is Tennessee's New Immigration Bill a Constitutional Overreach?

Tennessee's House Republicans have recently passed a comprehensive immigration enforcement bill, sparking a heated debate over its constitutionality and broader implications. The bill, which now awaits Governor Bill Lee’s signature, aims to enhance the state's role in immigration control through

How Should Law and Guidance Balance in Public Health Emergencies?
Regulatory & Administrative Law How Should Law and Guidance Balance in Public Health Emergencies?

During public health emergencies, the interplay between binding laws and non-binding guidance is essential for an effective response. The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted this delicate balance in the UK, prompting a closer examination by the Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers.

New Outlook on Addressing the Global Rule of Law Crisis
Regulatory & Administrative Law New Outlook on Addressing the Global Rule of Law Crisis

The rule of law is a cornerstone of democratic societies, ensuring everyone, including governing bodies, is accountable under the same laws. It is essential for maintaining democracy, security, human rights, and economic development. However, the global commitment to the rule of law is currently

Who Are Pennsylvania's Top Government Relations Champions in 2025?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Who Are Pennsylvania's Top Government Relations Champions in 2025?

In 2025, Pennsylvania's legislative landscape is profoundly influenced by a cadre of dedicated government relations professionals who work ardently behind the scenes. These individuals advocate persistently for crucial legislative and policy priorities, spanning diverse sectors like health care,

Are California's Sanctuary Policies Obstructing Federal Immigration Laws?
Civil Law Are California's Sanctuary Policies Obstructing Federal Immigration Laws?

California's sanctuary state policies have sparked a heated debate over their impact on federal immigration enforcement. The state's laws, particularly Senate Bill 54 (SB 54), aim to protect undocumented immigrants by limiting local law enforcement's cooperation with federal immigration

Is Trump's Executive Action Politicizing the Federal Workforce?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Is Trump's Executive Action Politicizing the Federal Workforce?

The Trump administration’s executive actions concerning the federal workforce have sparked widespread debate, with many highlighting the potential risks of politicizing the traditionally nonpartisan civil service. Central to this controversy is the revival of Schedule F, now renamed Schedule

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