Jamie Rowen, Scott Blinder, and Rebecca Hamlin's article: "Victim, Perpetrator, Neither?: Attitudes Towards Deservingness in Immigration Law" was published in Law and Society Review, the country's top journal for socio-legal research. The article draws from the three professor's complementary expertise in international criminal law, survey methods, and immigration law to address how the American public views a fictional applicant for immigration benefits who once worked for the Taliban, meaning they would be barred from receiving a visa. Through experimental methods, the team illustrates that a sizeable portion of the public cares about why a person works for the Taliban and might be willing to grant a visa, a finding that shows the problems with the blanket ban in U.S. law and policy. (Law & Society Review, 8/4/2022)