E-Verify: A Sensible First Step Toward Immigration Reform
Lost amid the chaos of the longest federal government shutdown in American history is the lapse in funding for E-Verify, a focal point of immigration reform proposals.[1] E-Verify is an […]
Professor Jeffrey Lubbers: Supreme Court Certiorari Grant May Mean an End to Judicial Deference to Agency Interpretations of Their Own Regulations
On December 10, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a petition for certiorari in Kisor v. Wilkie, a garden-variety case in which the Department of Veterans Affairs denied a reopening of […]
Congress’s Approach to the Rising Rate of Maternal Mortality
Professional tennis champion Serena Williams shocked the media after revealing that she nearly lost her life due to complications following the birth of her first daughter last fall.[1] Many people […]
The Violence Against Women Act: Where Are We Now?
The 115th Congress may claim to have an uptick in productivity, but a landmark piece of legislation seems to be falling to the wayside.[1] The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), […]
Upcoming Events: Meet Chiefs of Staff and Staff Directors on the Hill
Join a bipartisan, candid discussion with current Senate and House Chiefs of Staff and Staff Directors Monday, November 26, 2018 2:00-3:30 PM WCL Warren Building N102
Marriage of Minors: Efforts to End Child Marriage
Child, early and forced marriage, or child marriage, is a pernicious threat to adolescent girls that perpetuates poverty, prevents formal education, creates health ramifications and can contribute to violence. Child, […]