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Ending Birthright Citizenship Could Increase Undocumented Population

There have been plenty of arguments against this summer’s calls to end birthright citizenship: They were called racist, bad politics and political posturing.
Jul 31, 2020

Ending Birthright Citizenship Could Increase Undocumented Population

Ending Birthright Citizenship Could Increase Undocumented Population

There have been plenty of arguments against this summer’s calls to end birthright citizenship: They were called racist, bad politics and political posturing.
There have been plenty of arguments against this summer’s calls to end birthright citizenship: They were called racist, bad politics and political posturing.
Jul 31, 2020

Supreme Court Shuts Door on Gitmo Torture Case

Supreme Court Shuts Door on Gitmo Torture Case

Lower court granted qualified immunity to U.S. officials because it wasn’t clear at the time that abusing Guantanamo prisoners was illegal.
Lower court granted qualified immunity to U.S. officials because it wasn’t clear at the time that abusing Guantanamo prisoners was illegal.
Jul 31, 2020

Consortium to host gulf restoration roundtable next week

Consortium to host gulf restoration roundtable next week

A concentrated oil burn in the Gulf of Mexico, conducted in May 2010 (Pic by Deepwater Horizon Response, via Flickr) The Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Task Force on Wednesday released its comprehensive preliminary strategy for long-term restoration. Next Tuesday, the Consortium for Ocean Leadership and COMPASS (Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea) will host a roundtable discussion to further delve into the strategy, and discuss what can be done on a policy level. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation will be sponsoring the event. According to a press release, the roundtable discussion will address specific scientific and economic issues regarding effective restoration in the Gulf of Mexico, including “What role can science play in identifying what the linked ecological and economic goals of ecosystem recovery are in the Gulf?” “Restoring economic vitality to the Gulf will depend on a foundation of sustained coastal health,” reads a press release for the event
A concentrated oil burn in the Gulf of Mexico, conducted in May 2010 (Pic by Deepwater Horizon Response, via Flickr) The Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Task Force on Wednesday released its comprehensive preliminary strategy for long-term restoration. Next Tuesday, the Consortium for Ocean Leadership and COMPASS (Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea) will host a roundtable discussion to further delve into the strategy, and discuss what can be done on a policy level. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation will be sponsoring the event. According to a press release, the roundtable discussion will address specific scientific and economic issues regarding effective restoration in the Gulf of Mexico, including “What role can science play in identifying what the linked ecological and economic goals of ecosystem recovery are in the Gulf?” “Restoring economic vitality to the Gulf will depend on a foundation of sustained coastal health,” reads a press release for the event
Jul 31, 2020
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