Eisha Jain
Policing the Polity
Interior immigration enforcement reaches well beyond deportation. In practice, it also offers a rationale for policing U.S. residents stereotyped as foreign. This Essay shows how a “deportation-centric” approach limits the ability of courts to recognize and redress unjustified surveillance, and it argues for a different framework.
Realizing the Potential of the Joint Harassment/Retaliation Claim
117 Yale L.J. 120 (2007). This Note assesses the relationship between hostile work environment harassment and retaliatory harassment claims by reviewing several cases in which both claims were brought. It argues that courts have unjustifiably narrowed the reach of both claims by disaggregating harassment from retaliation in a variety of ways, including considering harassment that occurs after the discrimination complaint...