Since the nineteenth century, judges have recognized deportation as a penalty" beyond all
reason in its severity." 1 In Fong Yue Ting v. United States, the Chinese immigrant plaintiffs …

“Darkside Discretion” refers to a situation where the noncitizen satisfies the statutory criteria
set by Congress to be eligible for remedy, but in the end, the adjudicator invokes discretion …

The President has a critical role in enforcing federal immigration law. As the nation's chief
executive, the President has the duty to" take Care that the Laws be faithfully …

This Article examines the use of prosecutorial discretion to protect Chinese subject to
deportation following a foundational nineteenth-century Supreme Court immigration law …

Immigration law is complex and is governed by several sources. The immigration statute is
called the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). 1 The INA was passed by Congress in 1952 …

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JAYANTH K. KRISHNAN* Throughout this currentglobal pandemic, but of course, even before …

In May 2015, Reina and her twelve-year-old son, Esteban, and nine-year-old daughter,
Zafna, 1 stepped into the colorless cubicle that served as a client interview room inside a …

ABSTRACT Justice Amy Coney Barrett recently issued her first majority-led immigration
opinion in Patel v. Garland (2022). As background, some immigrants looking to avoid …

Although thousands of stateless people live in the United States, no law or policy provides
lawful immigration status or relief to stateless people based on their statelessness. This …

People often think of immigration legality in black and white termsimmigrants are"
documented" or" undocumented"; they are present" legally" or" illegally." There has long …