IMPORTANT
Read the course description below to learn how this course will be taught.
The 27930 section of this course will be taught in person but with the option of occasional remote participation via Zoom. If students require all remote participation, they must register for the 27931 section of this course, which is identical but web-based.
This is a course in the substantive law regulating immigration to the United States and the regulation of non-citizens in the United States. Topics covered include the constitutional law aspects of the immigration and removal (deportation) process, entry, conduct of hearings, relief from removal, general regulation of non-citizens, and new developments. In addition, the refugee and asylum will be discussed. The final exam will be open book. LLM students will be required to take the exam; there will be no paper option.
Class Details
| Meeting Days | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday | 10:35 - 11:25 am | TNH 3.124 |
| Evaluation Method | Date | Time | Alpha Range | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Final (administered by Exam4) | 12/11/20 |
Additional Information
- Course Type
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- Upperclass-only elective
- Grading Method
- Pass/Fail Allowed
- Will use floating mean GPA if applicable
Textbooks
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Immigration and Refugee Law and Policy - LegomskyFoundation Press , edition: Seventh Edition
ISBN: 9781640207349 (required) -
Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States: Selected Statures, Regulatuions and Forms - Thomas AleinikoffWest Publishing Company , edition: 2020
ISBN: 9781684679690 (required)
Churgin, Michael J