Featured Bytes from REFUGEE ROULETTE: DISPARITIES IN ASYLUM ADJUDICATION (Stanford Law Review, 2007) by Karlo I. J. Dizon, Esq.
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News and Analysis DNA Collection at U.S. Borders: Scrutinizing Practices and Privacy Concerns by Karlo I. J. Dizon, Esq.
News and Analysis AG Merrick Garland vacates Trump-era rulings, once again extending U.S. asylum protection to victims of domestic abuse and gang violence
News and Analysis World Vision reports on COVID-19’s impacts in global displaced populations by Karlo I. J. Dizon, Esq.
News and Analysis President Biden signs sweeping executive orders on asylum and immigration, undoing many Trump-era policies
Black-Letter Law The Meaning of Persecution, Part One: Severity of Harm by Karlo I. J. Dizon, Esq. United States asylum law has not established the meaning of "persecution." The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) does not define ... Read more
Black-Letter Law No Return, or No Protection: How an Asylum Applicant’s Voluntary Return May Weaken a Persecution Claim
Applying for Asylum How can applying for affirmative asylum prevent “unlawful presence” in the United States?
