Call for Submissions: Volume 64 Special Online Issue
Call for Submissions: Volume 64 Special Online Issue The Harvard International Law Journal invites submissions on international law and […]
The Fifth Circuit’s DACA Ruling
Earlier this month, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the Texas District Court’s ruling that the Department of
HIRCP Summer 2022 Newsletter
Our latest newsletter is now available! Our Program recently released our Summer 2022 newsletter, which provides updates from the last
Former HIRCP intern joins HRI staff
We are delighted to announce that Alma Martinez Ramirez has joined the Harvard Representation Initiative (HRI) as their new paralegal.
Crimmigration Clinic receives favorable decision in Dor v. Garland
On August 19, the First Circuit Court of Appeals released its decision in Dor v. Garland. Crimmigration Clinic Director Philip Torrey and
HIRCP is hiring a part-time administrative assistant
We’re hiring! The Program is currently seeking an administrative assistant to join our team. Duties for this 25-hour-a-week position include:
Indigenous Guatemalan client granted asylum after fifteen years
This spring, HIRC at GBLS concluded another successful semester with a victory for a longtime client, bringing to a close
HIRC client wins defensive asylum case
This past spring, clinical students in the Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Clinic helped prepare a defensive asylum claim for Cesar*,
Highlighting Mental Health in Immigrant Communities
Throughout the year that I have spent as a Social Work Intern at HIRCP, one of the most pressing issues
Staff Spotlight: Sophie Jean
Sophie Jean is the faculty assistant for Deborah Anker, a professor of law who founded the Harvard Law School Immigration