The project of squaring the rule of law with executive governance is coming to a head.
Hardly a week passes without commentators summoning the rule of law to pass judgment …

In 1982, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in Plyler v. Doe that undocumented
children had the right to attend public schools without charge or impediment, regardless of …

My topic for the 2015 Foulston Siefkin lecture was the President's authority to undertake
what in immigration law has come to be called" executive actions" to grant temporary …

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

In June 2012, President Barack Obama announced the creation of DACA, a program which
instructed executive branch officials to exercise their administrative discretion to defer the …

Abstract In November, 2014, President Barack Obama announced the creation of DAPA, a
program which instructed executive branch officials to exercise their administrative …

This response to Professor Motomura considers what is lost through the elaboration of
formally defined boundaries around prosecutorial discretion. Professor Motomura and …

Enhancing both the policy literature and institutional literature, this article uses instrumental
case studies to showcase how the Supreme Court views presidential authority regarding to …

To many scholars, paradoxically, practical immigration law has little to do with actual
immigration law. Professor Hiroshi Motomura, whose lecture inspired this symposium, 1 …

An automation revolution is coming, and it is going to be hugely disruptive.'Ever cheaper,
faster, and more sophisticated computers are able to do the work of people in a wide variety …