Immigration Law
Description
This survey/introductory class explores the theoretical, constitutional, statutory, and administrative aspects of immigration law. The class will begin by examining the following subjects: plenary power doctrine, alienage law, naturalization, admissions categories, inadmissibility, and removal. Time permitting, the class will also attempt to cover detention, unauthorized immigration, and selected topics in refugee and asylum law.
- Number of Units: 3
- Course Number: 565
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