Immigration Law and Social Justice [Connected eBook] (Aspen Casebook)
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Immigration Law and Social Justice [Connected eBook] (Aspen Casebook)

by Bill Ong Hing, Jennifer M. Chacon, Kevin R. Johnson

History Law Immigration social justice
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This comprehensive immigration law casebook explores Supreme Court decisions, administrative rulings, removal and detention procedures, citizenship, public charge rules, waivers, and criminal grounds of inadmissibility. It also examines racial justice, immigrant rights, sanctuary policies, and the historical development of U.S. immigration law.

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This casebook examines major developments in U.S. immigration law through Supreme Court rulings, administrative decisions, and evolving legal standards.

Topics include expedited removal, DACA, judicial review, noncitizen rights, public charge grounds, citizenship, waivers, and definitions of convictions in immigration courts.

The book addresses removal, detention, bond hearings, children's detention facilities, Title 42 exclusions, sanctuary policies, and related litigation.

It also considers race-conscious legal strategies, racial justice, immigrant rights, and the historical evolution of U.S. immigration laws.

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