Category: Convention Against Torture
In a closely divided decision, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to resume fast-track deportations of migrants to third countries—even when those destinations are not their...
A federal judge in Boston issued a scathing rebuke on Wednesday after the U.S. government deported eight immigrants—convicted of violent crimes—to South Sudan in what he called a clear violation of a standing...
In U.S. immigration law, few terms carry as much weight and consequence as an aggravated felony. Understanding this classification could mean the difference between maintaining immigrant status and facing...
Individuals facing deportation who fear torture in their home countries may have a critical protection option even when asylum is unavailable. The Convention Against Torture (CAT) offers a humanitarian...
