In the media

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Beth George is selected to Lawdragon’s 500 Global Leaders in Crisis Management, recognizing leading advisors in high-stakes investigations, risk management, & congressional investigations.

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brian Finucane shares thoughts with Al Jazeera on the significance of Trump cabinet members promoting restraint relative to the Israel-Iran conflict.

“It is doubtful that the situation in Los Angeles could meet the test of ’necessity’” for invoking Art. II protective power to deploy troops, argues Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman in Just Security.

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brian Finucane speaks with Time about the Trump administration’s “repurpos[ing] the tools of war and counterterrorism against migrants” in its approach to immigration.

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brian Finucane notes that the use of air defense radars to track drones on the U.S.-Mexico border “has to be seen in the broader context of the administration trying to cast immigration in military or counterterrorism terms” in a Task & Purpose piece.

In Just Security, Senior Fellows Tess Bridgeman and Rebecca Ingber answer key questions associated with the wartime authorities invoked by the Trump administration.

In Just Security, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman examines the Trump Administration’s invocation of the state secrets doctrine in the El Salvador removal cases.  

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Bec Ingber authors a Just Security piece analyzing the Trump Administration’s invocation of the Alien Enemies Act, focusing on questions of judicial review and deference to the executive.

Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner hosts the Just Security Podcast, in a discussion moderated by Non-Resident Senior Fellow Michael Wahid Hanna that analyzes the proposed reorganization of U.S. diplomacy and foreign assistance.

In a co-authored piece for the American Enterprise Institute, Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer analyzes the Foreign Emoluments Clause’s limits on presidential gifts from foreign states, and provides suggestions for reforms to strengthen oversight.

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