michael wishnie

Yale Law students, Wishnie sue ICE over 2007 immigration raid (after Elm City card passed) - 10/28/2009

... Law students - led by professor Michael Wishnie - are suing various current or former ICE (part of the Department of Homeland Security) officials and agents over a 2007 immigration raid in New Haven, Connecticut. They make various claims, including that the agents violated the constitution, that they engaged in racial profiling, and that the raid was in retaliation for New Haven having passed the...

Michael Wishnie compares immigration laws to Jim Crow laws (Yale professor) - 10/15/2009

Michael Wishnie is a law professor at Yale University who was involved in various aspects of New Haven's program to give city ID cards to illegal aliens; he was a colleague of former Yale Law Dean Harold Koh. A couple days ago Wishnie gave a talk (www1.wnec.edu/news/index.cfm?selection=doc.2507&DCIid=13069) where he made the following shocking comments: "The Obama Administration ...

DHS fugitive teams mostly picked up non-fugitives (why is Nina Bernstein telling us this? MPI, Wishnie) - 2/03/2009

... authors of the MPI report is Michael Wishnie of Yale University; he was also involved in helping New Haven distribute ID cards to illegal aliens. Why is all this happening now? Is it just something in the air, or something else? And, why isn't Nina Bernstein asking those questions? (Hint: because she's an agenda-driven hack). [1] The figures and documentation were obtained via an FOIA r...

Should Harold Koh continue as Yale Law School Dean? - 7/29/2007

If a law school dean - especially the dean of the Yale Law School - supports widespread illegal activity and public corruption, should they continue in their present role? Consider the following statements [1] from Harold Koh regarding the ID cards that New Haven, Connecticut is distributing to their residents (including illegal aliens): "If you look on the coin, it says 'E Pluribus Unu...

WFMOJALI: New Haven's John DeStefano to file complaint over ICE raid - 6/12/2007

... whoever happens to be there," [Michael Wishnie, a Yale law professor who is representing most of those arrested] said. "They lacked consent and the lacked a search warrant. These home invasions were unlawful." Previously: "Smiley" Jeff Flake, WFMOJALI Luis Gutierrez promote their amnesty WFMOJALI: Gil Cedillo wants driver's licenses for illegal aliens, again and agai...

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