Denise L Gilman in the Media

San Antonio Express News Daily October 7, 2026

Texas leads the nation in arrests by ICE

Professor Denise Gilman relates the recent increase of ICE enforcement activity in Texas to the experiences of the client community she sees at Texas Law's Immigration Clinic.

San Antonio Report August 9, 2026

When a TIRZ creates a pool of public dollars for a specific neighborhood, how do the rest fare?

Professors Denise Gilman and Heather Way discuss how Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZ) can create economic inequities in Texas cities, explaining how trapping public tax revenues inside specific zones often starves historically underserved neighborhoods of vital funding.

More of: Heather K Way

Texas Public Radio August 6, 2026

Trump administration adds roadblocks for people seeking asylum in the U.S.

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman explains how new administrative hurdles following a recent Supreme Court ruling are restricting asylum access and increasing rejections at the border.

Bloomberg Law July 23, 2026

Trump Migrant Detention Policy Approaches High Court Review

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman says arguments that immigrants strain state resources are shortsighted, emphasizing the significant economic contributions and human richness immigrants bring to their communities.

PolitiFact July 1, 2026

Trump allies blame birthright citizenship for ‘birth tourism.’ How often does it happen?

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman explains that there is no reliable evidence showing birth tourism is widespread, noting that available estimates indicate it accounts for only a small fraction of U.S. births despite its prominence in political debates.

CBS News June 30, 2026

Texas reactions mount after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman characterizes the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling as straightforward, however she expressed concern that the non-unanimous, delayed decision could incorrectly signal that this constitutional right is uncertain.

The Daily Texan June 15, 2026

Sets back years of progress’: Student advocacy organizations appeal for chance to defend Texas Dream Act

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman discusses the appeal to defend the Texas Dream Act, noting that while the 5th Circuit Court is generally conservative on immigration issues, it has shown interest in hearing from all parties involved in litigation.

The Texas Tribune February 10, 2026

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Denise L Gilman in the Media

Texas leads the nation in arrests by ICE

When a TIRZ creates a pool of public dollars for a specific neighborhood, how do the rest fare?

Trump administration adds roadblocks for people seeking asylum in the U.S.

Trump Migrant Detention Policy Approaches High Court Review

Trump allies blame birthright citizenship for ‘birth tourism.’ How often does it happen?

Texas reactions mount after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling

Sets back years of progress’: Student advocacy organizations appeal for chance to defend Texas Dream Act

Texas court district leads U.S. in immigrants challenging legality of federal detention

Longtime North Texas dry cleaners detained after dropping daughter off at college, facing possible deportation

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