On Lawfare Daily, Kevin Frazier spoke to Aram Gavoor about the Trump administration’s initial moves on AI policy, the pivot toward relentless innovation, Trump rescinding the Biden administration’s 2023 EO on AI, and the recently announced Stargate Project.

“The ultimate question is will Congress find that these exercises of authority require any oversight? My assumption so far is, likely no,” said Aram Gavoor, an associate dean for academic affairs at George Washington University Law School. “I think it’s a bit of a wait-and-see.

“The U.S. government has consistently succeeded in federal court in its policy and legal position that there is no government funded right to counsel in removal proceedings.” said Aram Gavoor, associate dean for academic affairs at the George Washington University Law School.

I shared my views on the latest chapter of the TikTok US saga, now as to Perplexity's merger proposal, which calls for the U.S. government to own up to 50% of the new company with Dan Whateley and Business Insider. -- "It's a social-media company that has a significant platform

Check out my explainer video for USA TODAY on the question of whether there is a fomenting constitutional crisis vis a vis the Executive Branch and the federal Judiciary. usatoday.com/videos/news/po…

I gave my take on the federal funding freeze, cancellations, and delay litigation for The New York Times and Nicholas Nehamas. Great to be quoted alongside my GW Law colleague, Jessica Tillipman. //Aram Gavoor, a law professor at George Washington University, said many of the questions being

A legal showdown between Judge Boasberg and the Trump administration has escalated after the deportation of more than 200 Venezuelans, including alleged gang members, despite a court order. Scott MacFarlane reports on the high-stakes fight over executive power and the rule of law.

Check out my interview on tonight’s CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil.

Thank you Professor Lawrence Solum for the “highly recommended” review of my article Agency Delay and the Courts! It will be published in the ALR in December 2025. Co-authored with Steve Platt.

I shared my thoughts for this The Washington Post article; thanks Derek Hawkins: “Aram Gavoor, a former Justice Department [U.S. Department of Justice] lawyer and an associate dean at George Washington University Law School, said Trump and his attorney general, Pam Bondi [Pam Bondi ], have wide

I provided my analysis for this exclusive The Wall Street Journal story by Alex Ward and Nancy Youssef, نانسي يوسف.

Welcome & Plenary 1: The End of Humphrey’s Executor? [EBRXIII] x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The Thirteenth Annual Executive Branch Review Conference kicks off with a panel discussion on "The End of Humphrey's Executor?" Ft. Ilan Wurman, Jed Shugerman, & Aram Gavoor #EBRXIII

It is an honor to be nominated and elected by my peers as a public member of ACUS. My term begins July 1. The Administrative Conference of the United States is an independent, non-partisan federal agency within the executive branch dedicated to improving administrative law

Check out my explainer contribution to BBC News (World) re Harvard, DHS, and student visas. This is a fast-developing matter, but here are the basics. Thanks to Kayla Epstein 📰. (no pay wall) bbc.com/news/articles/…