Airports, legal volunteers prepare for new Trump travel ban I Associated Press
Activists and airport officials alike said they hoped it would be phased in to give travelers fair warning,...
Legality of Legislator-Led Prayer Still Murky, Scholars Say I Bloomberg News
Town of Greece “upheld a legislative prayer practice where most of the prayers were Christian,” Caroline...
How sanctuary sentiments are clashing with Trump immigration enforcement in Miami I America Magazine
As a result, most immigration advocates were astonished when the mayor caved to President...
WHAT: The University of Miami School of Law’s Entertainment and Sports Law Society and the American Bar Association Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries are hosting a two-day conference, “From New York...
WHAT: The University of Miami School of Law is hosting a two-day symposium, “Crises of Liberal Democracy: Political Economy, Social Integration, Law, and Identity,” in honor of the work and career of Professor David Abraham...
University of Miami School of Law’s experts are available to discuss the ruling by the federal appellate court over President Trump’s executive order
Immigration law expert: David Abraham teaches...
Miami Law’s experts fielded queries from across the country addressing fallout from President Trump’s executive order banning entry to the United States from targeted countries. Professor Rebecca Sharpless was on the...
President Trump issued a presidential memorandum on Friday seeking to block the implementation of President Obama’s “fiduciary rule,” which barred financial consultants from steering clients toward high commission/high fee...
Diaz-Balart is wrong that Trump immigration is like ‘wet foot, dry foot’ rule change I The Miami Herald
University of Miami immigration law professor Kunal Parker also said that Diaz-Balart’...
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (January 30, 2017) -- At 12:30 p.m. today, January 30, the University of Miami School of Law will hold a teach-in to discuss the scope and legality of President Trump’s executive order barring people...
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