Abstract
The article discusses the intersection of Hague Abduction Law and
Immigration as it relates to contemporary immigration policies. By walking
through the elements of the Hague Convention as they interplay with, and
sometimes conflict with, immigration law and practice, the reader learns about
how the Hague impacts children’s immigration cases. The piece seeks to highlight how parent-child border separation can violate U.S. obligations under
the Hague, such that the Hague might be retooled to curb family separation
at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Immigration as it relates to contemporary immigration policies. By walking
through the elements of the Hague Convention as they interplay with, and
sometimes conflict with, immigration law and practice, the reader learns about
how the Hague impacts children’s immigration cases. The piece seeks to highlight how parent-child border separation can violate U.S. obligations under
the Hague, such that the Hague might be retooled to curb family separation
at the U.S.-Mexico border.
| Original language | American English |
|---|---|
| Journal | AILA Law Journal |
| State | Published - 2020 |
Bibliographical note
Sarah J. Diaz, Hague Abduction Law for the Contemporary Immigrant Parent and Child, 2 AILA L.J. 107 (2020).Cite this
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