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Statutory Interpretation And The Balance Of Power In The Administrative State, Cynthia Farina
Statutory Interpretation And The Balance Of Power In The Administrative State, Cynthia Farina
Cynthia R. Farina
Illegal Emigration: The Continuing Life Of Invalid Deportation Orders, Richard Frankel
Illegal Emigration: The Continuing Life Of Invalid Deportation Orders, Richard Frankel
Richard H. Frankel
Federal appeals courts overturn more than one thousand deportation orders every year. A significant number of those reversals involve non-citizens who are abroad because they have been deported as a result of losing their cases at the administrative level. Although an order overturning a deportation order ordinarily restores non-citizens to their prior status of being lawfully present in the United States, federal immigration authorities have used the fact of the non-citizen’s now-invalidated deportation to subject such non-citizens to a new and previously inapplicable set of standards that effectively prevents them from returning. Under this practice, non-citizens who seek to return …
Legislative Histories And The Practice Of Statutory Interpretation In Wyoming, Debora A. Person
Legislative Histories And The Practice Of Statutory Interpretation In Wyoming, Debora A. Person
Debora A. Person
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