Avsnitt 38 - ICE, Deportations & Human Rights: Is the U.S. Crossing the Line?
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Avsnitt 38 - ICE, Deportations & Human Rights: Is the U.S. Crossing the Line?
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In this episode of the Human Rights Podcast, we visit New York Law School to speak with Professor Claire Thomas—attorney, scholar, and director of the Asylum Clinic at NYLS.
We take a closer look at the realities facing migrants and asylum seekers in the United States today. How does ICE operate in practice—and do deportations risk violating fundamental human rights?
We explore the current legal landscape, recent policy developments, and what remedies are available when government actions raise serious human rights concerns. How does the U.S. system compare to Europe when it comes to legal protections and access to justice?
Drawing on real cases from her work, Claire shares powerful insights into the challenges individuals face—and what changes are needed to better protect their rights.
A critical and timely conversation about law, accountability, and human dignity