Joey Johnson will be speaking with ACS on zoom to discuss the first amendment and political activism.
The State of Immigration Law: a panel disucssion ft. LLSA and MLS
Join ACS for an informative panel disucssion in collaboration with the Muslim Legal Society and the Latinx Law Student Association disucssing the current state of immigration law. We will be hosting a panel of attorneys and professors in immigration law to discuss the detention conditions faced by those detained by ICE, constitutionality of ICE operations, and the evolution of Supreme Court jurisprudence that has set the stage for the administration's immigration policies. Lunch will be provided!
ACS - End of Year Social
Join us before bar review to talk with other like-minded students and celebrate the end of the semester.
Sisters in Law: Appellate Judges Discuss Clerking, Judging, and Being a Lawyer in Challenging Times
Join the American Constitution Society at Michigan Law for a conversation with the Hon. Elizabeth Harris (Colo. App.) and the Hon. Pamela Harris (4th Cir.) about how they select and work with law clerks, their paths to the bench, and their experiences as state and federal judges.
Exploring Clerkships as a Progressive Law Student
Join the American Constitution Society for a discussion with ACS Director of Strategic Engagement Thea Cohen and Professor Elizabeth Beske for a practical and candid conversation on what it means to clerk, the application process, and more! Learn about the ways that ACS can assist in the clerkship application process, including its mentor-matching program, individual counseling, opportunities to meet judges, and connecting with former clerks, in addition to WCL resources and tips.
- The event will be accessible virtually through the following Zoom link: https://auwcl.zoom.us/j/99396092705?pwd=8NV8p1zuqzNLebh1fota5H7tExddeb.1
- Those interested in attending can RSVP on our Engage event page: https://american.campuslabs.com/engage/event/12281375
Rights at the Border and Beyond
The MS College School of Law American Constitution Society chapter, in partnership with the International Law Society, is proud to present "Rights at the Border and Beyond" — a timely discussion on domestic constitutional protections and international obligations in the context of immigration enforcement.
Our featured speaker, Former Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Ryan R. Wood, brings a rare and comprehensive perspective to this conversation. Having served in a leadership capacity overseeing multiple immigration courts, Judge Wood's extensive adjudicatory experience positions him as a uniquely authoritative voice on the intersection of immigration law, due process, and constitutional rights — both domestically and internationally.
This event will explore what individuals are entitled to under U.S. constitutional protections as well as the international legal obligations that shape immigration enforcement. Whether you are a law student, practitioner, or engaged citizen, this is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of one of today's most pressing legal issues.
Join us on April 2nd, 2026, from 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM in Room 150. Lunch will be provided.