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Episode 35: Illegal Reentry Offenses
(Published September 3, 2025) In this episode, Lori Baker and Peter Madsen talk about immigration offenses relating to unlawfully entering or remaining in the United States. Lori and Pete highlight the important pieces of information needed to effectively apply §2L1.2 and identify existing Commission resources that might be of particular use to practitioners.
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