The article discusses how the right to family life is protected in U.S. immigration proceedings. It includes insights from top experts in refugee and human rights, covering various challenges and lessons learned in the field. The book examines international protection theories, experiences from countries like Afghanistan and Iraq, legal responses on protection rights, due process issues, and migrant worker concerns. The experts, including UNHCR officials and legal practitioners, offer a comprehensive view on these critical topics from theoretical, legal, and advocacy perspectives.