Does the latest version of Trump’s travel ban violate federal law or the Constitution?
Dimaya cannot be deported based on the INA’s definition of “crime of violence” because the definition is too vague.
The Supreme Court will not use “Constitutional Avoidance” to imply that noncitizen detainees have the right to bond hearings after being held for a certain amount of time.
Explaining the power conflict between local and federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
Are noncitizen entitled bond hearings when detained 6 months or more awaiting a decision on deportation?
Should the Court defer to the President’s expertise on national security? Go deeper into the deference argument and see how the Court will analyze the issue.
The Immigration and Nationality Act says foreign residents who serve time twice for a “crime of violence” can be deported. Is the definition of “crime of violence” well enough defined, or does it violate the Constitution?
Does the travel ban disfavor Islam? Go deeper into the establishment clause argument, including learning case precedent on the issue.
Learn the basic arguments on each side and the rulings of the lower courts.
View the laws and policies relating to immigration law generally.
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