José Padilla Speaking at University of Denver

The Crimmigration Law Lecture Series continues at the University of Denver with a talk by José Padilla, petitioner in Padilla v. Kentucky.

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June 22: Quoted in Financial Times discussing Trump administration's plans to expand family immigration imprisonment [Read article here]

June 19: Spoke to NBC News about the legality of using family separation to deter unauthorized migration [Read article here]

June 19: Interviewed on The Real News Network talking about family separation policy [Watch video here]

June 17: My oped in The Guardian links the nightmare of Obama's family detention to the nightmare of Trump's family separation [Read article here]

June 14: Quoted in Bloomberg article about ICE's refusal to disclose data about its immigration enforcement actions [Read article here]

June 13: Mentioned in article about a woman with a debilitating liver disease and ICE's decision to detain her husband, a willing donor [Read article here]

May 24: Discussed social media tracking of migrants with NBC News [Read article here]

May 16: Participated in launch of Slovenian translation of "Violent Borders" by Reece Jones [Watch here]

April 18: Quoted talking about ICE's efforts to conceal contents of training manuals used by its largest division, Homeland Security Investigations [Read article here]

April 12: Discussed legal limits on deploying troops inside United States and the memory of Esequiel Hernández, Jr., teen shot by Marines in 1997 [Read article here (in Spanish)]

April 12: Quoted in article about brewing Fourth Amendment battle that develops when ICE arrests people inside homes [Read article here]

April 3: Quoted in Univision Noticias article about Trump's plans to deploy National Guard to border [Read article here (in Spanish)]

April 1: Quoted in article about Coloradans affected by Trump administration's decision to end TPS protections for citizens of some countries [Read article here]

March 29: Quoted in article about Fourth Amendment and ICE attempts to enter homes [Read article here]

March 16: Quoted discussing shifts between Obama and Trump administration immigration policing practices [Listen here]

March 8: Quoted discussing Justice Department lawsuit against California over its migrant-friendly policies [Read article here | Lea en español]

February 5: Quoted in article about Indiana death in drunk driving incident allegedly caused by unauthorized migrant [Read article here]

January 31: I'm quoted in San Francisco Chronicle about ICE's policy of arresting people in and near courthouses [Read article here]

January 18: I talked to CityLab about symbolic value of ICE raids on 7-11 stores [Read article here]

January 8: I'm quoted in Governing talking about ICE head's threats to imprison elected officials who support policies limiting cooperation with ICE [Read article here]

January 5: I'm quoted in article about San Antonio Police Department decision to prosecute alleged migrant smuggler under state law rather than hand over to ICE for federal prosecution [Read article here]

January 3: Quoted in article about ICE chief's threats to imprison elected officials who support migrant-friendly policies [Read article here]

2018

December 30: I'm quoted in The Atlantic discussing the special impact crimmigration policies have on black migrants [Read article here]

December 28: My crimmigration.com article about immigration prison population trends since 1990s makes Prison Policy Institute's "favorite criminal justice research of 2017" [Read PPI's list here]

December 22: Quoted in ThinkProgress article about legally dubious immigration detainer practices [Read article here]

December 20: Interviewed in Philadelphia NPR affiliate WHYY story about ICE arrests in area courthouses [Listen to story here]

December 12: My three-part white paper series on immigration detention published by Latino Community Foundation of Colorado [Read articles on adults, children and families, and vulnerable populations]

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