A Georgetown University psychology professor is publishing a book on the use of psychological frameworks to address the challenges of and propose solutions for 21st-century global immigration.

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A discussion of the evolution of US immigration law, highlighting legislative milestones and their ongoing impact, as well as contemporary issues and recent executive orders affecting immigration ...

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President Donald Trump wasted no time enacting his immigration crackdown after being inaugurated for a second term. On the campaign trail, he promised mass deportations and more arrests — and to do it ...

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