Denise L Gilman in the News

The Hill September 8, 2023

Rio Grande buoy decision threatens Abbott’s border policy

Clinical professor Denise Gilman questions the legality of Texas' efforts to get involved in border enforcement, an authority that is reserved for the federal government.

Texas Standard June 26, 2023

U.S. Supreme Court strikes down states’ challenge to federal deportation priorities

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman, who is the director of the Texas Law Immigration Clinic, is interviewed about the Supreme Court's recent decision regarding federal detention and deportation powers as well as the case's implications for immigration policy.

U.S. News & World Report June 21, 2023

How to Pick a Law School for an Immigration Law Career

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman provides factors that future immigration lawyers should consider when choosing a law school and emphasizes the numerous benefits of participating in an immigration clinic.

The Florida Times-Union June 13, 2023

DeSantis tight-lipped on migrant flights as experts ponder potential legal peril

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman speaks on the likelihood that criminal prosecutions or civil lawsuits will result from recent actions taken by Florida's migrant flight program.

Newsweek April 27, 2023

Biden Faces Potential Border Surge With Likely End of Pandemic Rule in May

Clinical Professor Denise Gilman predicts that stringent immigration policies will attenuate the immigration surge expected to take place after Title 42, a provision used to block most asylum seekers, is lifted in May.

Texas Tribune November 7, 2022

Caught between feuding politicians, nonprofits shoulder burden of Texas’ migrant busing program

Professor Denise Gilman was quoted in an article about nonprofit involvement in the movement of migrants, after a lack of coordination between government officials left nonprofits to step in and assist.

Associated Press October 27, 2022

Posts misrepresent border encounters with people on terror watchlist

Professor Denise Gilman was quoted in a fact-checking article on a claim about individuals on the terrorist watch list crossing the border into the U.S. in 2022.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Presidio/Ojinaga Port of Entry between Presidio, Texas, and Ojinaga, Mexico, in 2019.

Texas Standard September 29, 2022

Why there’s no ‘invasion’ happening on the U.S.-Mexico border

Professor Denise Gilman speaks on why describing immigration into Texas from Mexico as an "invasion" is inaccurate.

NPR September 17, 2022

What could be the legal ramifications of governors sending migrants to other states

Professor Denise Gilman is a guest on the NPR program "All Things Considered" to speak about the legal ramifications of governors busing and flying migrants to other parts of the country.

AP News August 5, 2022

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn’t happen this week

Professor Denise Gilman is cited in a fact-checking article, debunking claims made about Border Patrol issuing social security numbers to migrants at the border.

Texas Tribune August 1, 2022

Legal questions shroud Gov. Greg Abbott’s move to bus migrants back to the border

Professor Denise Gilman talks about how Texas' transportation of migrants back to the border signifies a new level of enforcement by the state.

Washington Post July 7, 2022

Abbott tests feds by urging Texas troopers to return migrants to border

Professors Denise Gilman and Stephen Vladeck both are quoted in an article about the potential unconstitutionality of Governor Abbott's order to National Guard soldiers and law enforcement to apprehend and return migrants suspected of illegally crossing the border.

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