Constitutional LawCOVID-19FeaturedImmigration
March 15, 2023By Paula Charles
Immigration has been a perpetual source of controversy in the United States for many years. Policymakers have had to consider economic, security, and humanitarian concerns when addressing immigration.[i] Due to the legislature being unable to come up with an inclusive immigration policy, legislative decisions have effectively been thrown to the executive and judicial branches in […]
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COVID-19FloridaFlorida Law
October 24, 2022By Paula Charles
“We are getting pushed out by these people who aren’t native Miamians.” – Natalia Solar Miami has always been an attractive location for tourism, vacations, and retirement due to the lure of our year-round warm weather, scenic beaches, and nightlife. However, the pandemic has made Miami the mecca in the real estate market. Due […]
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May 11, 2021By Valeria Alvarez Verdier
While Covid-19 has deprived us of many things we once considered a normal part of our lives, it has also introduced us to new lifestyles we never thought we would have. Despite the pandemic’s disruption of our justice system, shutting it down is not an option.
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COVID-19EEOC
April 15, 2021By Yamille Hernandez
The COVID-19 vaccine has become a polarizing issue in the country: people are either scrambling to get the vaccine or scrambling to avoid the vaccine. As fear of the vaccine and COVID-19 increase, people find themselves facing many uncertainties in this time of the Corona virus.
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