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Modern migration challenges: U.S. immigration policy fails to balance national security and human rights

  • January 9, 2019

Anti-immigrant rhetoric from the White House fails to recognize the country’s legal obligation to asylum seekers and instead seeks to criminalize migrants. The ad hoc arrangement of immigration policy in the United States is wrought with inconsistencies and ill-equipped to…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Human Rights, Immigration

The rise, fall, and triumph of South Asian insurgencies: Part I – Nepal

  • December 20, 2018

South Asia has been marred by constant intrastate conflict. Over the past few decades, sustained insurgency movements have proven detrimental to the health of the region and its people. This article is the first in series on the rise, fall,…

Categories: International Policy, Security, South Asian Insurgencies
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