HeyJaredNavigating a Labyrinth
Thoughts on how our immigration system works, or doesn't work
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Ignoring the Statute? TPS and the Law of “Anything Goes” (opens the original)
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On September 9, 2026, Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans ended without much fanfare.Or did it?Thanks for reading Navigating a Labyrinth! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
Weaponizing Bureaucracy: This Morning’s Frustrations have Major Consequences (opens the original)
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Two things came up this morning that made me want to scream.First, the sudden and unexplained cancellation of immigrant visa interviews.Thanks for reading Navigating a Labyrinth! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<div class
An Unjust System: A Short Play with Two Acts (opens the original)
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Act I: a Texas highwayPolice: We’re arresting and detaining you because you were driving 60 in a 55 zone.Thanks for reading Navigating a Labyrinth! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<div clas
Being undocumented is not a crime. Yet the Trump Administration is publicly executing people for it. (opens the original)
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Public execution.That’s what we have witnessed recently. Two men, gunned down by government agents in the street.Thanks for reading Navigating a Labyrinth! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<di
Collusion in the Courts – the MAGA movement is using the courts to get around democracy (opens the original)
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When Trump announced the settlement of his lawsuit against the IRS, we were all dumbfounded. It not only resulted in a massive fund for January 6rs and others who Trump considered wrongly prosecuted, but also provided Trump and his family protection from audits. The settlement was shocking because of how it came about, how Trump and his former personal attorney, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche agreed to the terms with no litigation, no oversight from a court. It smelled of collusion.It wasn
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