The Constitution Promises Rights to Immigrants—Within Limits

The Constitution Promises Rights to Immigrants—Within Limits

Imagine one Maria Torres—a mother of three and an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala. On a quiet morning in Phoenix federal agents knock on her door. She isn’t under investigation. She has never committed a crime. But when her 12-year-old son asks, “Do we...
Justice by Geography: How Chaos Now Reigns Supreme

Justice by Geography: How Chaos Now Reigns Supreme

Over the course of his presidency and beyond, Donald Trump has tested the limits of federal power through executive orders, agency maneuvers, and constitutional brinkmanship. In the district and appellate courts, the legal response has been swift and withering:...
What it Means to be a Citizen of the United States of America

What it Means to be a Citizen of the United States of America

    In the United States, the word “citizen” carries a weight that goes beyond legal status. It evokes the right to vote, the expectation of justice, the duty to serve, and the sense of belonging to a political community. But beneath that single term lies a...