Isabel Arroyo is a program associate in the Brennan Center’s Democracy Program. Her work centers on the separation of powers, the use of history in constitutional interpretation, and constitutional arguments in state courts. Prior to joining the Brennan Center, she interned at the legal publication Lawfare, where she focused on executive overreach and digital civil liberties.
Arroyo holds a BA in global affairs and a certificate in human rights studies from Yale University. Before matriculating, she completed an AmeriCorps term carrying out ecological restoration in national parks across the American Southwest.
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