Things were bad. Now they're worse. This week on REDIRECT: Immigration Law & Perspectives we dive into the devolution of our discourse and policy. Matthew discusses his recent advocacy on Castro-Tum.

President Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly says immigrants are good people! They just, you know . . . don't belong here. Jeff Sessions takes aim at women fleeing domestic violence, and things in general seem . . . pretty racist right now. All that and more on REDIRECT: Immigration Law & Perspectives.

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This week on REDIRECT:Immigration Law & Perspectives we discuss the asylum seekers at the southern border, Mike Pence praising a convicted felon, and we talk shop.

This week on REDIRECT: Immigration Law & Perspectives, we're joined by fellow immigration attorney Hassan Ahmad to discuss Muslim Ban 3.0 Supreme Court oral arguments. We also discuss Matter of ARCG and domestic violence in the asylum context. Check us out on patreon.com/redirect, become a patron today. Do it.

This week we're joined by Valeria Gomez to talk about a recent ICE raid in Tennessee that is having a dramatic effect on the community. We also discuss the termination of legal aid for detained immigrants, and the departure of our beloved Paul Ryan.

This week on REDIRECT: Immigration Law & Perspectives, Matthew and I discuss our Frankenstein President, the Immigration Court squeeze, and why Central Americans aren't coming here to apply for DACA.

This week on REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives, Matthew and I discuss the impending death of planet earth and mankind, and generally try to laugh through the tears. Jeff Sessions continues to reshape the immigration courts. We may be looking for an intern.

This week Matthew and I discuss how Jeff Sessions is rewriting the law. Literally. It's terrifying.

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This week we're joined by Andrea Saenz, immigration attorney in Brooklyn, New York, to talk about the Supreme Court's decision in Jennings v. Rodriguez. We share some non-depressing stories, but then cap things off with more depressing stories. What a week.

This week I'm joined by Andrew Free to discuss his ongoing litigation against GEO, how we're no longer a nation of immigrants, and how to get engaged in your community.