Immigration Adjudication, Judicial Review, and the Uneven Incorporation of Administrative Law Norms
This article examines the interaction between immigration law and administrative law. Scholars and courts regularly treat immigration as outside of, or exceptional to, the normal operation of administrative law and […]
Roaming Rights as Global Mobility: Reimagining Movement for a Nomadic Age
Global mobility is marked by deep inequities that hinge on the central role of the state in controlling access to its territory. It has become difficult to think of mobility, […]
ICE Un-Documented: How Campos-Chaves Allows ICE to Disobey Congress with Defective Notices to Appear
The issuance of defective Notices to Appear (“NTA”), the charging document in immigration court, has become a recurrent and systemic failure in the contemporary U.S. immigration system. Under INA § […]
The Relationship Between Structural Deregulation and Social Regulation: A Case Study of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program
This article argues that structural deregulation of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (“USRAP”) during the first Trump Administration paradoxically had significant regulatory effects on civil society. Building on the framework […]