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Injustice and the Disappearance of Discretionary Detention under Trump: Detaining Low Risk Immigrants without Bond, ILCSS Working Paper # 5 (2020) (with Robert Koulish)
Manipulating Risk: Immigration Detention Through Automation, 24 Lewis & Clark Law Review 789-855 (2020) (with Robert Koulish)
Immigration Detainers, Local Discretion, and State Law’s Historical Constraints, 84 Brooklyn Law Review 1085-1140 (2019)
Drawing Lines Among the Persecuted, 101 Minnesota Law Review 453-540 (2016)
The ICE Storm in U.S. Homes: An Urgent Call for Policy Change, 33 New York University Review of Law and Social Change 561-611 (2009)
NGO Accountability and Program Evaluation, in Field Guide to Appropriate Technology 125-129, 150-154 (Barrett Hazeltine & Christopher Bull eds., 2003)