Updates | The Week of June 12, 2017
The Administration has moved to reopen hundreds of cases of undocumented individuals who received reprieves from deportation under President Obama (The Guardian, ImmigrationProfBlog).
The Trump Administration’s deportation policies are depriving people of due process rights, argues Jennifer Chacón at Take Care.
DHS Secretary John Kelly signed an order rescinding DAPA, an Obama-era plan to spare some illegal immigrant parents of children who are lawful permanent residents from being deported (Reuters).
The lack of deference courts are showing President Trump is nothing new; what’s new is the chaos surrounding the executive order on immigration and the President who signed it, argues Deborah Pearlstein at Balkinization.
At Slate, Seth Freed Wessler documents “sixty scenes of immigration enforcement in the age of Trump.”