The Roots of Trump’s Deportation Policy
The bureaucratic machinery pulling families apart was built long before the sitting president assumed office.
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How Hillary Clinton’s Loss Hurt Women in the Workplace
In the wake of her defeat, women were viewed as less likely to get promoted, according to new research.
What Health Ad Researchers Think About the White House’s New Anti-Opioid Campaign
The ads capture attention and may help spread awareness. But will they change how anyone acts?
The Trump Administration’s Free Speech Fight With the University of Michigan Is About Identity, Not Expression
It seems the Department of Justice is, once again, setting its sights on free speech on college campuses.
Key Takeaways From the House’s ‘Compromise’ Immigration Bill
The Republican proposal would end family separation at the border.
Legal Experts From Both Sides of the Political Spectrum Come Out in Support of the ACA’s Constitutionality
The group of experts includes both fierce advocates of the ACA and fierce opponents.
Trump, Kim, and the War of Images
This week provided vivid examples of how visual imagery can make a president look statesmanlike, foolish, or both.
An Obama-Era White House Official Breaks Down the Current State of Immigration Policy
Former Department of Homeland Security official Peter Boogaard weighs in on immigration policy under Trump.
Advocates Fear the New Trump Administration Rule Will Keep Migrant Children in Detention for Even Longer
The ACLU warns that a new rule allowing the government to look into potential guardians' immigration status will leave the children with nowhere to go but detention facilities.
Immigrant Rights Advocates Say Jeff Sessions Is ‘Trivializing Domestic Violence’
The attorney general's decision to bar domestic abuse survivors from obtaining asylum seems out of step with a country engaged in a burgeoning movement against assault, advocates say.