Dollar-Per-Day Wages for Residents in Custody
The Deportation Research Clinic has special expertise on the unlawful dollar-per-day wages paid to U.S. residents in custody under immigration laws. Track research.
Research
The Clinic conveys useful, timely, intelligent research on misconduct in deportation proceedings to affected communities, journalists, policymakers, and scholars.
Research Mission
The Clinic's research mission is rooted in public health approaches to theorizing and addressing community-level risks and interventions.
Research Paradigm
The Clinic pursues studies under the rubric of forensic intelligence, that is, research tied to iterations of legal knowledge and discourse for the purpose of learning from and ameliorating symptoms of injustice.
See "Forensic Intelligence and the Deportation Research Clinic: Toward a New Paradigm," Perspectives on Politics (2015), or the online abstract.
Clinic Focus
Detained or Deported U.S. Citizens
The Deportation Research Clinic has assisted many U.S. citizens unlawfully detained or deported by the U.S. government. Track research.
Source Materials
Use the Deportation Research Clinic Source Materials website to access source materials, including:
- Data on U.S. citizens in deportation proceedings
- Material on ICE private prisons, including litigation motions, contracts, invoices and detainee grievances
- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) responses and litigation
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