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Deferred Action
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ImmigrationProf Blog
On-Line Symposium on Texas v. United States: Jason Cade, On Categorical Nonenforcement Decisions in Immigration Law
Here is the latest installment in ImmigrationProf Blog's On-Line symposium on Texas v. United States. Jason Cade, On Categorical Nonenforcement Decisions in Immigration LawFor my contribution to this symposium, I wish…
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Fifth Circuit Issues Revised Opinion in Texas v. United States
Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has issued a revised opinion in Texas v. United States. The changes appear to be minimal and the bottom line remains…
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On-Line Symposium on Texas v. United States — Stephanie Medina and Holly Cooper: Rolling the DAPA and DACA Stone Uphill to the SCOTUS
Here is the latest installment in ImmigrationProf Blog's On-Line symposium on Texas v. United States.Rolling the DAPA and DACA Stone Uphill to the SCOTUS by Stephanie Medina, UC Davis Law Student, and…
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The U.S. Government’s Arguments in the Petition for Certiorari in Texas v. United States
Donald Verrilli, Solicitor General of the United StatesAs reported last week on ImmigrationProf, the United States has petitioned for certiorari in Texas v. United States. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli is counsel…
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DAPA Turns One: Will It Ever Go Into Effect?
One year ago, President Obama announced a series of actions in an attempt to make the current U.S. immigration system more workable. Since then, the Administration implemented many of these…
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Immigration Article of the Day: The President’s Dilemma: Executive Authority, Enforcement, and the Rule of Law in Immigration Law by Hiroshi Motomura
The President's Dilemma: Executive Authority, Enforcement, and the Rule of Law in Immigration Law by Hiroshi Motomura, University of California, Los Angeles - School of Law November 4, 2015 55…
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More Analysis of Texas v. United States
Professor Josh Blackman, who submittted an amicus brief supporting the challenge to the expanded deferred action program on behalf of the Cato Institute in Texas v. United States, has posted…
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On-Line Symposium on Texas v. United States: Commentary of Peter Margulies
This is the latest installment of the ImmigrationProf blog on-line symposium on the Fifth Circuit's ruling on Monday in Texas v. United States, which enjoined the Obama administration's expanded deferred…
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On-Line Symposium on Texas v. United States: Commentary of Professor Stephen H. Legomsky
This is the second installment of the ImmigrationProf blog on-line symposium on the Fifth Circuit's ruling on Monday in Texas v. United States, which enjoined the Obama administration's expanded deferred…
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On-Line Symposium on Texas v. United States: Seeking to Understand the Fifth Circuit Ruling on Deferred Action by Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia
This is the first installment in an on-line symposium on the Fifth Circuit's ruling on November 9 in Texas v. United States, which affirmed the injunction barring the implementation of…