In the media

For the International Crisis Group, Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brian Finucane explores the Trump Administration’s application of counterterrorism law and ideology to new categories such as drug cartels, migrants, and domestic political opponents. 

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman joins The Bulwark to break down key aspects of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on the Trump Administration’s deportation of Venezuelan migrants.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman speaks with NPR’s All Things Considered about the loss of DOJ credibility resulting from tension between government lawyers and federal judges.

Senior Fellow and Visiting Scholar Tess Bridgeman introduces a new series at Just Security focused on the current regulatory landscape for social media moderation.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman breaks down the legal issues surrounding the ongoing story of senior administration officials discussing sensitive national security information on Signal.  

Faculty Co-Director Andrew Weissmann writes for Just Security about the importance of law firms standing their ground in the face of executive branch opposition.

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Rebecca Ingber co-authors a piece in Just Security outlining why President Trump’s efforts to deport Venezuelan detainees to El Salvador violate the non-refoulement principle.

In Just Security, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman reviews the applicability of the Alien Enemies Act as invoked by President Trump to deport Venezuelan migrants.

Distinguished Scholar in Residence Lisa Monaco is quoted in The Washington Post regarding the national security threats associated with removing government officials with expertise.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer writes in the The Atlantic about how the second Trump administration has fueled democratic decline by eroding the “corrective power of scandal.”  

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