Asylum Law for Translators

    Asylum Law for Translators

    Paper instructions:
    4, 400 words (exclusive of footnotes or end notes) or more describing:
    1. US immigration law from Iraq in or before 2006 (i.e. quotas and any special policies)
    2. The program originated in the Bush administration to allow special status for Iraqi translators serving the US military in Iraq
    3. The difficulties potential applicants faced in meeting the application requirements (e.g. letter from general grade officer certifying their service)
    5. Data re: number of Iraqis serving the US military/government in various capacities who have been killed
    4. Details re: number of individuals who have immigrated under this special program, number of open and available slots, number of pending applications.
    5. Comparison to reactionary policies in asylum law during other conflicts
    6. Argument for a comprehensively revised PREEMPTIVE policy regarding asylum for those who face persecution as a result of assisting the US military/government, thereby significantly reducing the hardship faced by these individuals and their families.

    Requirements:
    Sources should include cases, statutes, law reviews, but should look into other sources, too such as international non-government organizations (e.g., Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, etc.), advocacy organizations (e.g., American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Detention Watch, MIRA, National Immigration Forum, National Lawyers Guild), journal/newspaper articles, etc. Look for conference materials, look for experts, advocates, leaders, and even members of the public who can share their perception, needs, interests and resources with you.
    BLUE BOOK citation style (very important) w/ full bibliography

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