A Trajectory of U.S. Immigration at the Intersection of Immigration Policy and Rule of Law, hosted by Joyce Williams of Armooh Wlliams PLC

A Trajectory of U.S. Immigration at the Intersection of Immigration Policy and Rule of Law, hosted by Joyce Williams of Armooh Wlliams PLC

In this episode of Brief Encounters, host Joyce Williams is joined by former Appellate Immigration Judge Andrea Sáenz and former Immigration Judge Anam Rahman Petit for a timely conversation on U.S. immigration law at the intersection of policy and the rule of law. Together, they unpack judicial independence, detention and adjudication, and the shifting boundaries of asylum—offering an insider’s view of how these legal frameworks shape due process, access to protection, and the future of the immigration system.

IN AMENDMENT

Two immigration judges were recently fired after dismissing deportation cases involving pro-Palestinian student advocates(https://lnkd.in/esQRdniJ) —part of a broader pattern raising questions about judicial independence in immigration courts.
🎙️ In Brief Encounters, Joyce Williams speaks with former judges Andrea Sáenz and Anam Rahman Petit about asylum, detention, and due process—and how policy pressures shape outcomes.
🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts.(https://lnkd.in/exBPN2G4)
Andrea Sáenz + Anam Rahman Petit
#ImmigrationLaw #RuleOfLaw #PublicPolicy

AUDIO
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