About this episode

Experts from Cornell Law discuss the Trump administration's immigration restrictions and advocacy efforts for immigrants.

Join experts from Cornell Law's Migration and Human Rights Program as they examine the Trump administration's extensive 2025 immigration restrictions—including mass deportations, visa limitations, asylum restrictions, and enforcement operations—while outlining the program's advocacy efforts and ways for individuals to support immigrants.

Topics covered

• immigration
• human rights
• advocacy
• deportations
• visa limitations
• asylum restrictions

Keywords

• immigration restrictions
• mass deportations
• visa limitations
• asylum restrictions
• enforcement operations

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cornell Law's Migration and Human Rights Program, Trump administration

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