My piece on the risk of statelessness from the birthright citizenship executive order that is ever more present following the Supreme Court's Decision in Trump v. CASA. I also explain how in light of DHS v. DVD, stateless persons are at increased risk of removal to third countries.

Wonderful evening at Kaimana Beach to kick off the CAPALF-WLTC conference, Transformative Justice in a World on Fire, hosted @uhawaiilaw.bsky.social.

Reconnecting with friends and meeting new colleagues!

Mahalo to the planning committee co-chairs, @skserrano.bsky.social & @rcchen.bsky.social! 👏🏽🌅

Please read this moving and beautifully written story by NPR's Juliana Kim about our client, a deported Purple Heart veteran.

So proud of my brilliant and hardworking staff attorneys, both badass Lawtinas, who won asylum for our client in Imm Ct today! Case involved gender based violence. Our client is now free to marry the person she loves and exercise control over her body. Classic & hopefully enduring American story.

Here's the call for presentations and papers for our conference this June in Honolulu!

I encourage anyone who works in, or whose work is impacted by, legal education to join us for this *gloves off* conversation about Marginalization in the Legal Academy on March 12 at 1PM CT.

Register here: lsac-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

We @uhawaiilaw.bsky.social invite you to join us this June in Honolulu for a joint meeting of the Conference of Asian Pacific American Law Faculty and Western Law Teachers of Color. More info to come soon. Please save the date and spread the word!

Don't miss this inspiring interview with our amazing alum Julian Aguon!

Julian Aguon ’09 argued a historic climate case before the #ICJ. From Richardson Law to global advocacy, Aguon’s work is a testament to using law for justice. Read his interview: law.hawaii.edu/25795/

📷 Cami Diaz Egurrola / Blue Ocean Law

🎉"Global Company Towns" is out! I have loved writing this piece, which traces a particular form of corporate power from the Industrial Revolution to the "global factory" revolution, from West to East to around the world. 1/x

SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

So well deserved!! 🎉👏🏽 Dean Camille Nelson is one of the most visionary, innovative, resilient, respected, supportive, and dedicated leaders in academia. I’m honored to work under her leadership. We are incredibly fortunate to have her at @uhawaiilaw.bsky.social.

So proud of Camille for being honored with the Deborah L. Rhode Award from AALS. She is an inspiring leader and we are so lucky to have her as Dean of @uhawaiilaw.bsky.social.

Huge congratulations to Dean Camille A. Nelson on receiving the 2025 Deborah L. Rhode Award from the American Association of Law Schools! Honored for her leadership, pro bono service, & advocacy for gender equality, she truly inspires us all. #DeborahLRhodeAward #RichardsonLaw

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