All Articles tagged deportation

• Justice Commentaries
  April 21, 2023 EDT
  PROCESS AS SUFFERING: HOW U.S. IMMIGRATION COURT PROCESS AND CULTURE PREVENT SUBSTANTIVE JUSTICE
  Christopher LevesqueKimberly HornerLinus Chan

  There is a form of double punishment unique to the immigration court system. Punishment occurs during the court process during removal proceedings and from removal from the U.S.

• General
  December 12, 2018 EDT
  SHOULD MISPRISION OF A FELONY BE CONSIDERED A CRIME INVOLVING MORAL TURPITUDE?
  Elyssa Klein

  While there are few convictions for misprision of a felony, it is important to examine the circuit split because it demonstrates the current lack of uniformity in our immigration system.

• General
  January 01, 2018 EDT
  THE IMMIGRANT PARADOX: PROTECTING IMMIGRANTS THROUGH BETTER MENTAL HEALTH CARE
  Andrew F. Moore

  This article explores whether increased access to mental health care would help immigrants avoid the removal system and the needs of immigrants for mental health care.

• Justice Commentaries
  November 08, 2017 EDT
  ENFORCING RIGHTS FORIMMIGRANTS FACING THE ULTIMATE CRIMINAL PENALTY: DEPORTATION
  Kelly Anderson

  This article argues that deportation should be considered an "ultimate punishment," and therefore treated with an eye toward the same policy that underlies the constitutionality of the death penalty.

• General
  January 01, 2006 EDT
  THE QUINTESSENTIAL FORCE MULTIPLIER: THE INHERENT AUTHORITY OF LOCAL POLICE TO MAKE IMMIGRATION ARRESTS
  Kris W. Kobach

  This article describes the inherent legal authority upon which state and local police may act when making arrests in order to assist federal immigration enforcement.