Will Yeatman

David Bier, who directs immigration policy studies at the Cato Institute, and Will Yeatman, a senior legal fellow at the Pacific Legal Foundation specializing in administrative law, dive into the complexities of immigration administrative courts. They discuss how these courts often fail to ensure due process for deportees and the impact of broad executive powers on free speech. The conversation uncovers challenges immigrants face in accessing legal representation and highlights potential legal avenues for challenging deportation decisions.

Willie Yeatman, a Senior Fellow at the Pacific Legal Foundation, shares his expertise on the complexities of federal regulation and the proposed Department of Government Efficiency. The discussion highlights the skepticism surrounding real change within the entrenched administrative state and the necessity for congressional involvement in meaningful deregulation. Yeatman also discusses the barriers established companies pose against reform and underscores the critical role of judicial rulings in navigating regulatory challenges, emphasizing accountability and cooperation in governance.

Will Yeatman and Jennifer Schulp discuss the Supreme Court's Jarkesy decision shifting federal agency claims to traditional courts. They explore the impact on administrative adjudication practices, civil penalties, and due process in agency proceedings. The podcast also touches on recent Supreme Court rulings affecting administrative law.