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Temporary Protection, Unchecked Power
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Every year, asylum seekers arrive in the United States hoping for safety and a chance to rebuild their lives. Yet many make one critical mistake—not because they’re dishonest, but because our immigration system unintentionally pressures the...
Foreign Agents, Political Violence, and the Rule of Law: Show Us the Evidence
Foreign influence operations are real. As a former federal prosecutor in the National Security Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, I spent part of my career enforcing the statutes designed to combat them. In this episode, I explain...
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Nathan M. F. Charles, Esq., is a former DOJ national security prosecutor and Navy SEAL Officer. He now leads Charles International Law, a boutique firm focused on asylum and immigration for clients facing persecution and conflict worldwide.
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