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DESCRIPTION:The Maxwell Citizenship Initiative\, Moynihan Institute of Glob
 al Affairs present:&nbsp\;The Brown Bag SessionsGladys McCormick -&nbsp\;I
 mmigration in Trump’s America:&nbsp\; Perspectives\nfrom Policy\nand\nPeda
 gogyProfessor McCormick\nwill provide an\n&nbsp\;overview\nof the three\ne
 xecutive orders\non&nbsp\; immigration that President Trump\nsigned this&n
 bsp\; past January\nand\ndiscuss their\nroll out\nand&nbsp\; consequences.
 \nShe\nfocuses on how\nthey’ve&nbsp\;\ntargeted\nspecific groups of indivi
 duals\, most&nbsp\; notably\nDeferred\nAction Childhood Arrival&nbsp\; (DA
 CA)\nstudents\nand Mexican immigrants\nin&nbsp\; general\, as well\nas\nth
 eir overall costs\nof&nbsp\; implementation\nand\neffect on US-Mexico&nbsp
 \; relations.\nShe will\ncomment on\nfacilitating&nbsp\; discussion of the
 se issues\ninside and outside&nbsp\; academic circles as well\nas\nhow to 
 tack them&nbsp\; onto competing notions of\ncitizenship.Corri Zoli -&nbsp\
 ;Gaps in\nProtection at the\nIntersection of&nbsp\; Law and\nInternational
  MigrationIn her\ntalk\, Professor Zoli explores\nbuilt-in&nbsp\; legal\nt
 ensions\nin the 1951 Refugee Convention&nbsp\; and\n1967 Refugee Protocol\
 , including\nsecurity&nbsp\;\nexceptions to refugee rights.\nSuch gaps in&
 nbsp\; protections\nare\nincreasingly visible\nacross a&nbsp\; wide array 
 of cases\,\nfrom the European&nbsp\; refugee\ncrisis\, to\nDreamers in the
  United&nbsp\; States.\nShe\nwill examine how\ninternational\nlaw\,&nbsp\;
 \neven with its\ntensions and\nlimitations\, suggests&nbsp\; possible\nave
 nues and\nsolutions.For more information\, please contact Marc Albert at 3
 15-443-9248.Sponsored by the The Maxwell Citizenship Initiative&nbsp\;and 
 the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\; 
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SUMMARY:Brown Bag Sessions - Gladys McCormick and Corri Zoli - Maxwell Citi
 zenship Initiative
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Maxwell Citizenship Initiative\, Moynih
 an Institute of Global Affairs present:&nbsp\;</p><h1><span><strong>The Br
 own Bag Sessions</strong></span></h1><p><br></p><p><b>Gladys McCormick</b>
  -&nbsp\;Immigration in Trump’s America:&nbsp\; Perspectives\nfrom Policy\
 nand\nPedagogy</p><p><b>Professor McCormick</b>\nwill provide an\n&nbsp\;o
 verview\nof the three\nexecutive orders\non&nbsp\; immigration that Presid
 ent Trump\nsigned this&nbsp\; past January\nand\ndiscuss their\nroll out\n
 and&nbsp\; consequences.\nShe\nfocuses on how\nthey’ve&nbsp\;\ntargeted\ns
 pecific groups of individuals\, most&nbsp\; notably\nDeferred\nAction Chil
 dhood Arrival&nbsp\; (DACA)\nstudents\nand Mexican immigrants\nin&nbsp\; g
 eneral\, as well\nas\ntheir overall costs\nof&nbsp\; implementation\nand\n
 effect on US-Mexico&nbsp\; relations.\nShe will\ncomment on\nfacilitating&
 nbsp\; discussion of these issues\ninside and outside&nbsp\; academic circ
 les as well\nas\nhow to tack them&nbsp\; onto competing notions of\ncitize
 nship.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Corri Zoli -&nbsp\;</b>Gaps in\nProtection at t
 he\nIntersection of&nbsp\; Law and\nInternational Migration</p><p>In her\n
 talk\, <b>Professor Zoli</b> explores\nbuilt-in&nbsp\; legal\ntensions\nin
  the 1951 Refugee Convention&nbsp\; and\n1967 Refugee Protocol\, including
 \nsecurity&nbsp\;\nexceptions to refugee rights.\nSuch gaps in&nbsp\; prot
 ections\nare\nincreasingly visible\nacross a&nbsp\; wide array of cases\,\
 nfrom the European&nbsp\; refugee\ncrisis\, to\nDreamers in the United&nbs
 p\; States.\nShe\nwill examine how\ninternational\nlaw\,&nbsp\;\neven with
  its\ntensions and\nlimitations\, suggests&nbsp\; possible\navenues and\ns
 olutions.</p><p>For more information\, please contact Marc Albert at 315-4
 43-9248.</p><p><strong><em>Sponsored by the The Maxwell Citizenship Initia
 tive&nbsp\;and the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;</em></stron
 g> </p>
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