The New School for Social Research
US Immigration Law and Policy
GMIG 0106
3320001
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Course Description
This course examines the legal structure of the US immigration system and current policy debates. Topics to be addressed include: categories for admission of immigrants, refugee and asylum law and policies, due process in immigration proceedings, citizenship law (including birthright citizenship, naturalization and dual nationality), detention policies, undocumented migration, legalization proposals and enforcement policies. The course will feature a number of presentations by legal advocates and policy thinkers.Course Outline
Week 1:
History of the US immigration system and current challenges
Week 2:
Basic structure of the US immigration system
Week 3:
Refugees and asylees
Week 4:
Enforcement
Week 5:
Citizenship
Week 6:
Proposals for reformMigration and Mobility
Additional Information
All material for this course will be delivered online via Canvas. Students will receive access to the course materials at the beginning of the semester session. There will be no scheduled discussion components to this session.Loading...
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