Mark Noferi, Esq.

Mark Noferi, Esq. was formerly the Enforcement Fellow at the American Immigration Council. His research has focused on immigration enforcement, detention, and due process, criminal-immigration connections, and executive action. Mark has published several articles, advised an economic cost-benefit study of a national immigration appointed counsel system, and testified to the New York City Council on local immigration representation funding and municipal IDs. Mark was previously a fellow at the Center for Migration Studies of New York, and taught civil rights and immigration at Brooklyn Law School and the Seton Hall School of Law Center for Social Justice.  Mark clerked for the Hon. Harold Baer, Jr. in the Southern District of New York.  Mark earned his J.D. from Stanford Law School and B.A. from Boston College.

• Enforcement Overdrive: A Comprehensive Assessment of ICE’s Criminal Alien Program (Special Report, November 2015).
• A Humane Approach Can Work: The Effectiveness of Alternatives to Detention for Asylum Seekers (Special Report, July 2015).
• A Guide to Children Arriving at the Border: Laws, Policies and Responses (Special Report, June 2015).
• Empty Benches: Underfunding of Immigration Courts Undermines Justice (Fact Sheet, May 2015).
• Reagan-Bush Family Fairness: A Chronological History (Fact Sheet, December 2015).
• Executive Grants of Temporary Immigration Relief, 1956-Present (Fact Sheet, October 2015).