Federal Law

Wrongful Deportation: A Constitutional and Political Crisis The wrongful deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia is not simply an isolated administrative error. It has evolved into a broader constitutional and political crisis that touches on several tricky parts of immigration law, human rights, and the balance of power between the branches of government. Recent actions […] More

Digital Barriers and the Enforcement of GDPR The internet has evolved into a vast global network, but it is important to remember that it is not entirely free from national and regional laws. One striking example of this dynamic is the restriction that prevents users from certain regions from accessing specific websites. A notable instance […] More

Arizona Immigration-Related Arrests: A Closer Look at Recent Developments In recent weeks, Arizona has witnessed a surge in immigration-related arrests that has stirred debate among policymakers, law enforcement, and community advocates. The Arizona U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona reported that from March 1 through March 7, 227 individuals were charged with immigration-related […] More

Arizona and Michigan Attorneys General Embrace the Podcast World The legal community is no stranger to tricky parts and tangled issues, yet the emergence of the “Pantsuits and Lawsuits” podcast marks a refreshing departure from the usual solemn discourse. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel have teamed up in an […] More

Legal Remedies when the Trump Administration Ignores Federal Court Orders The recent history of lawsuits filed by state attorneys general and nonprofit organizations against officials from the Trump administration has brought to light the tangled issues surrounding the enforcement of federal court orders. This opinion editorial digs into the legal remedies available when executive branch […] More

Unraveling Recent Federal Court Decisions: An Insight 1. The Confusing Bits and Twists in Special Education Cases In a recent case, a special education student in D.C. whose lawsuit claimed inadequate education under the IDEA, received summary judgment in favor of D.C. Interestingly, the court found no issue with the student’s individualized education program, regardless […] More

Deciphering The Tangled Issues of Privacy Litigation: January 2025 Looking into the recent trends in the world of privacy litigation in the United States gives some insights into the intimidating experiences from court decisions made in January 2025. Digging into Website Privacy Policies A few courts have hinted that a plaintiff might have consented to […] More

Understanding the Intricacies of Trump’s Proposal to Label Cartels as Terrorist Organizations The embraced discourse takes a closer look at the nerve-racking scheme put forth by President Donald Trump to label international cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) and Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) entities. This dissection reveals the complicated pieces of the proposed policy […] More

The Complicated Pieces of Immigration Enforcement: A Closer Look at Phoenix Operations Arizona’s Undocumented Immigration Issue Phoenix, the nucleus of Arizona, has recently seen an increase in arrests related to illegal immigration. Our fine points of focus, however, have been tied solely to undocumented presence rather than violent crimes. In the midst of the immigration […] More