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Under Arrest: Immigrants' Rights and the Rule of Law
University of Memphis Law Review, Vol. 38, No. 853 (2008)
  • Shoba S Wadhia
Abstract

The discussion is broken down into four parts. First, I will review some basic historical points and terminology. Second, I will describe some of the government's immigration enforcement policies following the comprehensive immigration reform ("CIR") debate and the human consequences and concerns behind such policies. Third, I will describe the relevant legal authorities for arresting and detaining noncitizens. Finally, I will provide some recommendations for moving forward.

Disciplines
Publication Date
2008
Citation Information
Shoba S Wadhia. "Under Arrest: Immigrants' Rights and the Rule of Law" University of Memphis Law Review, Vol. 38, No. 853 (2008)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/shoba_wadhia/14/