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Hosted by Stephen Robbins · news · EN · 100 episodes
REDIRECT is a weekly dive into the world of immigration law and its human consequences. Refugees and border walls, rhetoric and politics. We break it down and get to the truth.
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REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives
In this (one-off?) special reunion episode, the hosts and attorneys Stephen Robbins (@yakimaabogado.bsky.social) and Matthew Archambeaut discuss the term 'criminal alien.'
REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives
<p>Matthew and I have decided to hang up the headphones and wanted to shove off with one final show. Thanks to all the listeners and patrons who supported us along the way. We truly appreciate it. </p> <p>I wish I had more time to dedicate to this space, but unfortunately we're both so busy and frankly feeling pretty burned out with work and life stuff. There are lots of good immigration podcasts out there, so give them a listen. </p>
REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives
<p>This week on Redirect Matthew and I are joined by Professor Michael Kagan (@MichaelGKagan) from UNLV about pleadings in immigration court. It has become accepted as part of immigration law "culture" that allegations are admitted to at the beginning of removal proceedings in order to move things along and maintain cordial relations with immigration judges and ICE prosecutors, but is this always best practice? Should practitioners approach these matters more carefully? (Spoiler alert, yes) </p> <p>Help keep the show alive by becoming a patron at patreon.com/redirect. Give us a follow on Twitter (@yakimaabogado, @MattArchambeau1) and tell y...
REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives
<p>This week Matthew and I discuss the recent State of the Union address. Republicans scare monger about fetanyl and house prices. Blaming your troubles on immigrants is as American as apple pie, but the rhetoric does seem to be ramping up. Is it worse than in years past, or are we suffering from recency bias? </p> <p>Support the show by becoming a Patron at patreon.com/redirect </p> <p>Leave us a review on itunes</p> <p>Or check out the merch at redirect.threadless.com</p>
REDIRECT: Immigration Law and Perspectives
<p>This week Matthew and I talk about a a recent announcement by the Biden administration that they will provide certain relief to immigrants who are exploited in the work place. The announcement can be found here. </p> <p>We share stories from our clients about their deplorable working conditions, and discuss the current state of T and U visas, which can be certified by the Department of Labor. </p> <p>Also, what song will be playing when we die and go to hell. </p> Support the show by becoming a patron at patreon.com/redirect Grab yourself a Redirect t-s...
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