About
A University of Chicago panel examines shifting immigration policy and deportation.
This Institute of Politics program tackles an unusually fast-moving mix of court rulings, asylum policy, Temporary Protected Status and deportation. Its framing connects legal changes to their possible effect on the country’s population and political landscape, making it a consequential early-evening discussion.
What to expect
Arrive at Ida Noyes Hall for a 75-minute speaker-series session centered on federal immigration policy. The discussion is topical and policy-heavy, so it works especially well for attendees following the courts, electoral politics or immigrant advocacy.
Good to know
- The panel runs from 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM.
- The event takes place on October 6.
- The listed address is 1212 East 59th Street.
- The program is part of the Speaker Series.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
When does the immigration panel begin?
The discussion begins at 5:30 PM and ends at 6:45 PM.
Where is the event located?
The listed location is 1212 East 59th Street in Chicago.
What topics will the panel cover?
It covers immigration rulings, asylum policy, protected status and deportation.
How much does attendance cost?
No admission price is published in the supplied event details.