Katherine Yon Ebright
Katherine Yon Ebright is a legal expert and counselor at the Brennan Center for Justice, where she focuses on issues related to civil rights and constitutional law. She has analyzed the legal ramifications of presidential actions regarding immigration policy and has written extensively about the historical precedents of such measures in the context of U.S. law.
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Brazil:
Katherine Yon Ebright commented on the historical use of the political question doctrine by courts.
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United Kingdom:
Katherine Yon Ebright, a counsel at the Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Programme, noted that the way the government was progressing effectively negated the ability of these noncitizens to bring habeas petitions.
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Venezuela:
Katherine Yon Ebright warned about the dangers of the Alien Enemies Act being applied in peacetime.
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Mexico:
Katherine Yon Ebright warned about the extraordinary powers granted to the president.
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Switzerland:
Katherine Yon Ebright explained that the Alien Enemies Act can only be applied in times of war.
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Venezuela:
Katherine Yon Ebright criticized the interpretation of the Alien Enemies Act as a misuse of power.
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Colombia:
Katherine Yon Ebright criticized the interpretation of the Alien Enemies Act as a blatant abuse.
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Venezuela:
Katherine Yon Ebright warned about the potential abuse of power under the Alien Enemies Act.
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Guatemala:
Katherine Yon Ebright warned about the potential abuse of power under the Alien Enemies Act.
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United States:
Katherine Yon Ebright of the Brennan Center at New York University also said the president was using the Alien Enemies Act to dispense with due process.
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