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Discover the essential guide to understanding immigration law with the enlightening text, Immigration Law and Procedure in a Nutshell, 7th Edition (ePub/PDF). This expertly crafted resource provides a thorough examination of the intricate history, constitutional foundations, statutory framework, administrative processes, regulatory requirements, and ethical considerations pertinent to immigration law and practice in the United States. Updated to reflect the latest developments following the 2016 Presidential election, this edition is invaluable for both educators and practitioners in the field.
Explore critical topics such as:
– The evolution of U.S. immigration law and policies throughout history
– The origins and extent of federal power to oversee immigration and naturalization
– The pivotal role of Congress in shaping immigration processes
– In-depth analysis of immigrant populations, nonimmigrant visitors, temporary workers, and nonimmigrant students
– Comprehensive coverage of grounds for inadmissibility and removal proceedings
– Insights into the administrative framework governing immigration law
– Protective measures for refugees and asylum seekers
– Intersection of international law with U.S. immigration policy
– Rights of non-citizens residing within the United States
– Criminal ramifications related to immigration issues
– Ethical standards and considerations in immigration practice
This resource is designed to serve as both a foundational reference for students and a practical guide for legal practitioners navigating the complexities of immigration law.
NOTE: This product includes the ebook version of Immigration Law and Procedure in a Nutshell, 7th Edition in ePub format. A PDF version can be provided upon request. Please note that no access codes are included.
ISBN: 978-0-314-69156-5, 978-0-314-69158-9.
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