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October 14, 2025 The Texas Tribune

Dallas Boosted Police Numbers Before Trump’s Crime Rhetoric. Now the City Is Feeling the Effects.

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Criminal Justice
Topics: Richard Briffault

Featured Faculty: Richard Briffault Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation

June 27, 2025 The Texas Tribune

“It Will Affect All Families”: Challenges Await Texas Parents if Birthright Citizenship Ends

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Constitutional Law
Topics: Elora Mukherjee; Immigrants' Rights Clinic; Clinics; SCOTUS

Featured Faculty: Elora Mukherjee Jerome L. Greene Clinical Professor of Law

January 21, 2025 The Texas Tribune

Migrants at Texas Border in Shock After Trump Canceled Their Asylum Appointments

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Elora Mukherjee; Immigrants' Rights Clinic

Featured Faculty: Elora Mukherjee Jerome L. Greene Clinical Professor of Law

November 07, 2024 The Texas Tribune

“Uncharted Territory”: Trump’s Anti-Immigration Plans Could Take Center Stage in Texas

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Elora Mukherjee; 2024 Election

Featured Faculty: Elora Mukherjee Jerome L. Greene Clinical Professor of Law

December 05, 2021 The Texas Tribune

U.S. Supreme Court Lets Enforcement of Texas Abortion Law Continue but Allows Legal Challenges To Proceed

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law; Family, Gender, and Sexuality
Topics: Katherine M. Franke; Centers and Programs; Center for Gender & Sexuality Law; Faculty Scholarship and Ideas

September 10, 2021 The Texas Tribune

Texas Lawmakers’ Novel Approach to Skirting Roe V. Wade Leaves Abortion Rights Advocates Without a Legal Playbook

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law
Topics: Katherine M. Franke; Center for Gender & Sexuality Law

March 03, 2021 The Texas Tribune

Harris County Got Rid of Cash Bail for Many People Accused of Minor Crimes. GOP Lawmakers Want to Walk That Back.

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law; Criminal Justice
Topics: Kellen R. Funk

Featured Faculty: Kellen R. Funk Michael E. Patterson Professor of Law