Joseph Gunther

I’m a mathematician and editor living in Brooklyn, NY.

joseph@josephgunther.me

Selected Work

"No hearing necessary: pretermission and third-country deportations in immigration court," December 18, 2025, with Brandon Marrow.

“Quantifying immigration court arrests,” October 7, 2025.

“Slicing the stars: counting algebraic numbers, integers, and units by degree and height,” Algebra and Number Theory, with Robert Grizzard.

“Random hypersurfaces and embedding curves in surfaces over finite fields,” Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra.

“Integral points of bounded degree on the projective line and in dynamical orbits,” Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, with Wade Hindes.

In the Media

Jazmine Ulloa, Allison McCann, and Hamed Aleaziz, "Trump administration pushes asylum seekers to apply in other countries," New York Times.

Julia Ingram, "ICE agents target New York City immigration courts more often than others, new analysis suggests," CBS News.

Haidee Chu and Gwynne Hogan, "NYC is the nation's capital of immigration courthouse arrests, new data analysis shows," THE CITY.

Ximena Bustillo and Rahul Mukherjee, "NPR analysis shows skyrocketing number of 'no-shows' in immigration court," NPR.

Tim Röhn, "What I saw at the epicenter of Trump's war on 'illegals,'" Politico.

Lauren Gibbons, "Michigan Supreme Court considers limits on courthouse immigration arrests," Associated Press/Bridge Michigan.

This American Life, "The hand that rocks the gavel," NPR.

"ICE detains immigrants as they leave court appointments," CNN.

Kate Morrissey, "Timeline: what ICE arrests have looked like at the San Diego federal building," Daylight San Diego.

Wendy Fry, "He was building a life in San Diego. Then he got a one-day notice for an ICE check-in," CalMatters.