Via the Harvard Immigration & Refugee Clinical Program
On March 30th, HIRC filed an amicus brief challenging President Trump’s latest immigration order. The brief argues that the travel ban violates federal immigration statutes and that this latest version, like its predecessors, is not based on any exigent situation involving diplomacy or military affairs. It replaces individualized determinations of risk with blanket prohibitions and thus reinstates a discriminatory system that Congress eliminated in 1965.
Dozens of immigration scholars from across the country signed on to the amicus brief, which was written in collaboration with Fatma Marouf (HLS ’02).
Read the brief here.
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Tags: Deborah Anker, Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program, Phil Torrey, pro bono, Sabi Ardalan
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