Social Justice Dallas Will Foot the Bill for Undocumented Immigrants’ Attorneys The Sixth Amendment does not guarantee representation in immigration court, so immigrants facing deportation rarely have lawyers. Massoud Hayoun
News in Brief If Conditions for Detained Migrant Children Got Worse, How Would We Know? Detention centers on the border are notorious for being "black boxes," and outside monitoring is rare. Jack Herrera
Key Takeaways News in Brief What Laws Protect Detained Children From Mistreatment on the Border? Federal statute protects the most basic of children's rights—but advocates say the government is still trying to find loopholes. Jack Herrera
Social Justice Border Patrol Has a Long History of Agent Misconduct. Why Hasn’t It Been Addressed? Under President Barack Obama the agency was under the microscope for reform, but under the Trump administration any progress toward that goal has been halted. A.C. Thompson
Footnotes From the Archives News in Brief Illinois Is Cracking Down on Private Immigration Detention A new law will give the state the strictest limits on private detention facilities in the nation. Sophie Murguia
News in Brief World Refugee Day: An Essential Reading List We've collected highlights from our coverage of displaced people around the world. Jack Herrera
Ideas Yes, Trump’s Detention Centers Are Concentration Camps These are concentration camps, and denying as much merely prepares the way for worse atrocities to come. David M. Perry
Social Justice Immigrant Domestic Violence Survivors Are Afraid to Go to Law Enforcement Under Trump Trump-era developments in policy and enforcement have discouraged immigrant survivors of abuse from seeking justice, a new survey finds. Massoud Hayoun
Social Justice Florida Passed an Anti-Sanctuary Bill, but It Doesn’t Have Any Sanctuary Cities Economists warn the new law could cost the state over $120 million in taxes, and $3.5 billion in GDP. Massoud Hayoun
Education Thousands of ‘Transborder’ Students Commute to American Colleges From Mexico Every Day Many transborder students are U.S. citizens who live in Mexico because it's cheaper or because their parents were deported. Charlotte West