What would happen if migrants on boats with limited resources were also seen as brave explorers gifted with curiosity and wonder for depths unknown, I wonder.

For a story I'm writing re: #Koreancorndogs, would love to interview you if you're not in LA, NYC, DC eg coastal areas and recently (= past couple months) tried one! Like post-2021. [Pls RT/boost]

Thrilled to see this essay by my brilliant colleague Alina Das, "Standing on Immigrant Subordination," engaging w/my article on immigrant-as-injury standing. US v. TX left various standing questions open, & the EP analysis is critical: aulawreview.org/blog/standing-… American University Law Review

Check out this excellent analysis of the prosecutorial discretion & standing issues decided (& not decided) in US v TX from the always insightful @MichaelGKagan. Thnx for the mention (& helpful comments on my earlier draft…& multiple other pieces too!). 👇🏽

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My art to illumine a memorial bulletin for ⁦Timothy Keller (1950-2023)⁩ tomorrow. “Prodigal God - Luke” for ⁦Crossway⁩ Four Holy Gospels. Tim preached that the true “Prodigal” (giving away excessively) was God the Father. Live streamed. ⁦⁦City to City⁩ Bucknell University⁩

Doing something new this fall - in addition to 1L Crim, co-teaching a colloquium-style seminar w/Michael Avi Helfand on Current Issues in Law, Faith & Religion, featuring (next up) Netta Barak-Corren, Steven Smith, Robert Chao Romero, John Inazu, saharazizlaw.bsky.social & Sherif Girgis

Proud to serve on the Board of @publiclawcenter w/Monica Eav Glicken at the helm!

The district court decision, by Judge Hanen, on #DACA is in. The court has, again, found DACA unlawful. To the DACA community it is important to know that renewals remain open and so does advance parole for individuals who had DACA on July 16, 2021.

Great Immigration Law Section panel this afternoon at #AALS2024: Immigrants Defending Democracy and Resisting Dictatorship, with Jennifer Lee Koh Pepperdine Caruso Law, @PriyaMorley UCLA School of Law, Dina Haynes New England Law | Boston, Huyen Pham Texas A&M School of Law, and Oren Sellstrom Lawyers for Civil Rights

Could not be more thrilled to welcome Makoto Fujimura Mako&Haejin to Pepperdine University & have the Nootbaar Institute on Law, Religion & Ethics Pepperdine Caruso Law co-host their talk on Jan 18!

I’m esp excited about this event, which is also sponsored by the Nootbaar Inst on Law Religion & Ethics @pepplaw bc deep reflections on beauty, art, justice & faith rarely take place at the same time. But that is precisely what Mako&Haejin do so wonderfully.

DHS OGC is hiring an lawyer for the Immigration Law Division. Not the job for everyone, but OGC is full of great people and you’ll tackle the toughest questions of immigration law. Can’t overstate the importance of getting good people in these positions. usajobs.gov/job/775203700?…

Insightful and exciting new piece by my colleague Joel Johnson!

Was thrilled last year to host Rachel E. López as part of Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty workshop series and looking forward to reading this latest with Terrell Carter!

This is one of the best developments of the year! Welcome, Professor Newton!

Another amazing piece from my colleague Jacob D Charles!

Not on Twitter so much lately, but grateful to all who have so articulately spelled out what's wrong with the NW Law complaint and spoken on behalf of brilliant scholars like Jamelia Morgan, whose work I admire greatly.

Insightful and informative from ⁦Jennifer Lee Koh⁩. Opinion: How Trump 2.0 could make mass deportation a reality - Los Angeles Times latimes.com/opinion/story/…