Turned Down for What? How Anti-Money Laundering Regulation Limits Access to Finance

By Jacob Shiman

Current U.S. regulations aiming to counter money laundering and terror financing likely impact financing for the poor more than criminals. Cost-benefit analyses would make this clear and provide a path forward.

Op-EdYale Journal of International AffairsJanuary 24, 2021North AmericaComment

U.S. Policy for Venezuelans: The Case for Temporary Protected Status

By Maria Santarelli

The United States should mitigate the suffering of Venezuelans within its own borders by granting Temporary Protected Status.

Op-EdYale Journal of International AffairsJanuary 3, 2021South America, North AmericaComment