Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 1999-2000, Vol.14

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DAVID A. MARTIN

NEW RULES ON DUAL NATIONALITY FOR A DEMOCRATIZING GLOBE: BETWEEN REJECTION AND EMBRACE

 No.1

 pp. 1-34

KAROLINE KERBER

TEMPORARY PROTECTION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: A CHRONOLOGY

 No.1

 pp. 35-50

SUSAN M. AKRAM

SCHEHEREZADE MEETS KAFKA: TWO DOZEN SORDID TALES OF IDEOLOGICAL EXCLUSION

 No.1

 pp. 51-114

JAVIER BLEICHMAR

DEPORTATION AS PUNISHMENT: A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE BRITISH PRACTICE OF BANISHMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON MODERN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

 No.1

 pp. 115-163

ADAM J. ROSSER

THE NATIONAL INTEREST WAIVER OF IMMACT90

 No.1

 pp. 165-183

LINDA JANE SPRINGROSE

STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND: THE RIGHTS OF NON-CITIZENS UNDER ARTICLE 36 OF THE VIENNA CONVENTION ON CONSULAR RELATIONS

 No.1

 pp. 185-213

Bryan Paul Christian

VISA POLICY, INSPECTION AND EXIT CONTROLS: TRANSATLANTIC PERSPECTIVES ON MIGRATION MANAGEMENT

 No.1

 pp. 215-237

Timothy Slavin

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 251-253

Jeremy Evans

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

 No.1

 pp. 255-256

GABRIEL J. CHIN

IS THERE A PLENARY POWER DOCTRINE? A TENTATIVE APOLOGY AND PREDICTION FOR OUR STRANGE BUT UNEXCEPTIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL IMMIGRATION LAW

 No.2

 pp. 257-287

KEviN R. JOHNSON

RACE AND IMMIGRATION LAW AND ENFORCEMENT: A RESPONSE TO IS THERE A PLENARY POWER DOCTRINE?

 No.2

 pp. 289-305

STEPHEN H. LEGOMSKY

IMMIGRATION EXCEPTIONALISM: COMMENTARY ON IS THERE A PLENARY POWER DOCTRINE?

 No.2

 pp. 307-312

GERALD L. NEUMAN

TERRORISM, SELECTIVE DEPORTATION AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT AFTER RENO V AADC

 No.2

 pp. 313-346

DAVID COLE

DAMAGE CONTROL? A COMMENT ON PROFESSOR NEUMAN'S READING OF RENO V AADC

 No.2

 pp. 347-362

DAVID A. MARTIN

ON COUNTERINTUITIVE CONSEQUENCES AND CHOOSING THE RIGHT CONTROL GROUP: A DEFENSE OF RENO V AADC

 No.2

 pp. 363-383

HIROSHI MOTOMURA

JUDICIAL REVIEW IN IMMIGRATION CASES AFTER AADC: LESSONS FROM CIVIL PROCEDURE

 No.2

 pp. 385-452

NANCY MORAWETZ

PREDICTING THE MEANING OF INA 242 (b) (9)

 No.2

 pp. 453-462

LETI VOLPP

COURT- STRIPPING AND CLASS- WIDE RELIEF: A RESPONSE TO JUDICIAL REVIEW IN IMMIGRATION CASES AFTER AADC

 No.2

 pp. 463-479

JAMES C. HATHAWAY, ANNE K. CUSICK

REFUGEE RIGHTS ARE NOT NEGOTIABLE

 No.2

 pp. 481-539

ANDREW SCHOENHOLTZ

BEYOND THE SUPREME COURT: A MODEST PLEA TO IMPROVE OUR ASYLUM SYSTEM

 No.2

 pp. 541-544

NADIA YAKOOB

POLITICAL OFFENDER OR SERIOUS CRIMINAL? CHALLENGING THE INTERPRETATION OF "SERIOUS, NONPOLITICAL CRIMES" IN INS V. A GUIRRE- A GUIRRE

 No.2

 pp. 545-585

SUSAN F. MARTIN, ANDREW I. SCHOENHOLTZ

ASYLUM IN PRACTICE: SUCCESSES, FAILURES, AND THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

 No.3

 pp. 589-617

STEPHEN H. LEGOMSKY

AN ASYLUM SEEKER'S BILL OF RIGHTS IN A NON- UTOPIAN WORLD

 No.3

 pp. 619-641

SABINE WEIDLICH

FIRST INSTANCE ASYLUM PROCEEDINGS IN EUROPE: DO BONA FIDE REFUGEES FIND PROTECTION?

 No.3

 pp. 643-672

CHRISTOPHER STONE

SUPERVISED RELEASE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO DETENTION IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS: SOME PROMISING RESULTS OF A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

 No.3

 pp. 673-687

Matthew J. Gibney

BETWEEN CONTROL AND HUMANITARIANISM: TEMPORARY PROTECTION IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE

 No.3

 pp. 689-707

RYSZARD CHOLEWINSKI

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS IN EUROPE

 No.3

 pp. 709-755

JOHN FREDRIKSSON

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: POLICY CHANGES AFFECTING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1996

 No.3

 pp. 757-778

RANDALL HANSEN

ASYLUM POLICY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

 No.3

 pp. 779-800

Randall Hansen, Susan Martin, Andrew Schoenholtz, Patrick Weil

REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP ON REFUGEE AND ASYLUM POLICY IN PRACTICE IN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA

 No.3

 pp. 801-814

MICHELE R. PISTONE

ASSESSING THE PROPOSED REFUGEE PROTECTION ACT: ONE STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

 No.3

 pp. 815-824

SUZETTE BROOKS MASTERS

ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED MIGRATION: BEYOND A CULTURE OF REACTION

 No.4

 pp. 855-879

PAULA ABRAMS

POPULATION POLITICS: REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND U.S. ASYLUM POLICY

 No.4

 pp. 881-905

Bryan Paul Christian

TRANSATLANTIC WORKSHOP ON HIGH SKILLED MIGRATION

 No.4

 pp. 907-925

KIMBERLY SICARD

SECTION 601 OF IIRIRA: A LONG ROAD TO A RESOLUTION OF UNITED STATES ASYLUM POLICY REGARDING COERCIVE METHODS OF POPULATION CONTROL

 No.4

 pp. 927-940

LAURA M. E. SHERIDAN

INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN COMPLEX EMERGENCIES OF FORCED MIGRATION

 No.4

 pp. 941-984

ROYCE BERNSTEIN MURRAY

Sex for Food in a Refugee Economy: Human Rights Implications and Accountability

 No.4

 pp. 985-1025

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2000-2001, Vol.15

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Paul B. III Hunker

CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL OR CANCELLATION OF RELIEF?- THE 1996 IIRIRA AMENDMENTS: A REVIEW AND CRITIQUE OF SECTION 240A (A) OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT

 No.1

 pp. 1-46

Bill Ong Hing

THE EMMA LAZARUS EFFECT: A CASE STUDY IN PHILANTHROPIC REVITALIZATION OF THE IMMIGRANT RIGHTS COMMUNITY

 No.1

 pp. 47-97

THE ERLENBORN COMMISSION REPORT

 No.1

 pp. 99-165

TRANSATLANTIC WORKSHOP ON HUMAN SMUGGLING

 No.1

 pp. 167-182

ELZBIETA KLIMOWICZ

ARTICLE 15 OF THE TORTURE CONVENTION: ENFORCEMENT IN U.S. EXTRADITION PROCEEDINGS

 No.1

 pp. 183-198

Rachel Li Wai Suen

YOU SURE KNOW HOW TO PICK 'EM: HUMAN RIGHTS AND MIGRANT FARM WORKERS IN CANADA

 No.1

 pp. 199-227

BRIAN C. HARMS

REDEFINING "CRIMES OF MORAL TURPITUDE": A PROPOSAL TO CONGRESS

 No.2

 pp. 259-288

PETER MARGULIES

CHILDREN, PARENTS, AND ASYLUM

 No.2

 pp. 289-317

MARIA E. SARTORI

THE CUBAN MIGRATION DILEMMA: AN EXAMINATION OF THE UNITED STATES' POLICY OF TEMPORARY PROTECTION IN OFFSHORE SAFE HAVENS

 No.2

 pp. 319-355

JEREMY R. TARWATER

THE TUBERCULOSIS AND HIV DEBATE IN IMMIGRATION LAW: CRITICAL FLAWS IN UNITED STATES ACADEMIC ANTI- EXCLUSION ARGUMENTS

 No.2

 pp. 357-379

ERIKA FELLER

ADDRESS TO THE CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REFUGEE LAW JUDGES AT BERN, SWITZERLAND

 No.3

 pp. 381-389

DEBORAH ANKER

REFUGEE STATUS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE "DOMESTIC" SPHERE: THE NON- STATE ACTOR QUESTION

 No.3

 pp. 391-402

Peter Burns

THE UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE AGAINST TORTURE AND ITS ROLE IN REFUGEE PROTECTION

 No.3

 pp. 403-413

Walter Kalin

NON- STATE AGENTS OF PERSECUTION AND THE INABILITY OF THE STATE TO PROTECT

 No.3

 pp. 415-431

KENNETH KEITH

THE DIFFICULTIES OF "INTERNAL FLIGHT" AND "INTERNAL RELOCATION" AS FRAMEWORKS OF ANALYSIS

 No.3

 pp. 433-446

REINHARD MARX

THE NOTION OF PERSECUTION BY NON- STATE AGENTS IN GERMAN JURISPRUDENCE

 No.3

 pp. 447-461

Erik Mose

THE CRIMINALITY PERSPECTIVE

 No.3

 pp. 463-478

A. M. North, Nehal Bhuta

THE FUTURE OF PROTECTION- THE ROLE OF THE JUDGE

 No.3

 pp. 479-496

Bonaventure Rutinwa

REFUGEE CLAIMS BASED ON VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: THE "VICTIM'S" PERSPECTIVE

 No.3

 pp. 497-517

BERNADETTE MEYLER

THE GESTATION OF BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP, 1868- 1898 STATES' RIGHTS, THE LAW OF NATIONS, AND MUTUAL CONSENT

 No.3

 pp. 519-562

JEREMY R. TARWATER

ANALYSIS AND CASE STUDIES OF THE "CEASED CIRCUMSTANCES" CESSATION CLAUSE OF THE 1951 REFUGEE CONVENTION

 No.3

 pp. 563-624

PATRICK WEIL

RACES AT THE GATE: A CENTURY OF RACIAL DISTINCTIONS IN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION POLICY (1865- 1965)

 No.4

 pp. 625-648

B. Lindsay Lowell, Susan Martin

TRANSATLANTIC ROUND TABLE ON HIGH SKILLED MIGRATION: A REPORT ON THE PROCEEDINGS

 No.4

 pp. 649-661

RAIN LEVY MINNS

REGISTRY SYSTEMS FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FARMWORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES: THEORY VS. REALITY

 No.4

 pp. 663-702

TARA MAGNER

DOES A FAILED STATE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN RESULT IN A FAILURE OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION? A REVIEW OF POLICIES TOWARD ASYLUM- SEEKERS IN LEADING ASYLUM NATIONS

 No.4

 pp. 703-726

SABRINA UNDERWOOD

ACHIEVING THE AMERICAN DAYDREAM: THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL INEQUALITIES EXPERIENCED BY TEMPORARY WORKERS UNDER THE H- 1B VISA PROGRAM

 No.4

 pp. 727-748

Tara Magner

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.4

 pp. 751-752

Minh Day

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

 No.4

 pp. 753-755

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2001-2002, Vol.16

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MICHELE R. PISTONE, PHILIP G. SCHRAG

THE NEW ASYLUM RULE: IMPROVED BUT STILL UNFAIR

 No.1

 pp. 1-79

CATHERINE PHUONG

PERSECUTION BY THIRD PARTIES AND EUROPEAN HARMONIZATION OF ASYLUM POLICIES

 No.1

 pp. 81-97

Stephen Yale-Loehr, Christoph Hoashi-Erhardt

A COMPARATIVE LOOK AT IMMIGRATION AND HUMAN CAPITAL ASSESSMENT

 No.1

 pp. 99-132

MARY E. CROCK

CONTRACT OR COMPACT: SKILLED MIGRATION AND THE DICTATES OF POLITICS AND IDEOLOGY

 No.1

 pp. 133-154

Linda Piwowarczyk

SEEKING ASYLUM: A MENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE

 No.1

 pp. 155-171

CORMAC T. CONNOR

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN THE INFORMATION AGE

 No.1

 pp. 207-234

MINH DAY

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND CUSTOMARY LAW: RESOLVING PROPERTY DISPUTES IN POST- CONFLICT NATIONS, A CASE STUDY OF RWANDA

 No.1

 pp. 235-256

Erin E. O'Connor

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 259-260

Tristan Fleming

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 261-262

Margaret H. Taylor

Behind the Scenes of St. Cyr and Zadvydas: Making Policy in the Midst of Litigation

 No.2

 pp. 271-312

DAVID A. MARTIN

BEHIND THE SCENES ON A DIFFERENT SET: WHAT CONGRESS NEEDS TO DO IN THE AFTERMATH OF ST. CYR AND NGUYEN

 No.2

 pp. 313-338

PETER J. SPIRO

EXPLAINING THE END OF PLENARY POWER

 No.2

 pp. 339-363

T. ALEXANDER ALEINIKOFF

DETAINING PLENARY POWER: THE MEANING AND IMPACT OF ZADVYDAS V DAVIS

 No.2

 pp. 365-389

MICHELE R. PISTONE

A TIMES SENSITIVE RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR ALEINIKOFF'S DETAINING PLENARY POWER

 No.2

 pp. 391-406

LINDA BOSNIAK

A BASIC TERRITORIAL DISTINCTION

 No.2

 pp. 407-412

DANIEL KANSTROOM

ST CYR OR INSINCERE: THE STRANGE QUALITY OF SUPREME COURT VICTORY

 No.2

 pp. 413-464

James Oldham

BRIEF AMICI CURIAE OF LEGAL HISTORIANS LISTED HEREIN IN SUPPORT OF RESPONDENT

 No.2

 pp. 465-484

James Oldham, Michael J. Wishnie

THE HISTORICAL SCOPE OF HABEAS CORPUS AND INS v. ST CYR

 No.2

 pp. 485-503

REGINA GERMAIN

RUSHING TO JUDGMENT: THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF THE USA PATRIOT ACT FOR BONA FIDE REFUGEES

 No.2

 pp. 505-530

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.2

 pp. 533-534

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.2

 pp. 539-541

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS- EU Parliament Approves Common Asylum Policy

 No.2

 pp. 543-543

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HEAR MY VOICE: RECONFIGURING THE RIGHT TO TESTIFY TO ENCOMPASS THE DEFENDANT'S CHOICE OF LANGUAGE

 No.3

 pp. 545-600

JoAnne D. Spotts

U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY ON THE SOUTHWEST BORDER FROM REAGAN THROUGH CLINTON, 1981- 2001

 No.3

 pp. 601-618

Susan Martin, B. Lindsay Lowell, Philip Martin

U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY: ADMISSION OF HIGH SKILLED WORKERS

 No.3

 pp. 619-636

Ron McCallum

AUSTRALIAN LABOR LAW, MIGRATION AND THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK

 No.3

 pp. 637-648

Graeme Hugo

MIGRANTS AND DEMOGRAPHY: GLOBAL AND AUSTRALIAN TRENDS AND ISSUES FOR POLICYMAKERS, BUSINESS AND EMPLOYERS

 No.3

 pp. 649-683

MICAH HERZIG

IS KOREMATSU GOOD LAW IN THE FACE OF TERRORISM? PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS IN THE SECURITY VERSUS LIBERTY DEBATE

 No.3

 pp. 685-703

COURTNEY E. OZER

MAKE IT RIGHT: THE CASE FOR GRANTING TOHONO O'ODHAM NATION MEMBERS U.S. CITIZENSHIP

 No.3

 pp. 705-723

Minh Day

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.3

 pp. 727-729

Minh Day

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS- Sexual Violence and Exploitation: The Experience of Refugee Children in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone

 No.3

 pp. 735-737

Andrew I. Schoenholtz, Jonathan Jacobs

The State of Asylum Representation: Ideas for Change

 No.4

 pp. 739-772

KAY HAILBRONNER

LABOR TRANSFER SCHEMES- IN WHOSE NATIONAL INTEREST? GLOBALIZATION AND THE TRANSFER OF LABOR- THE EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE

 No.4

 pp. 773-795

ROBYN IREDALE

The Internationalization of Professionals and the Assessment of Skills: Australia, Canada and the U.S.

 No.4

 pp. 797-813

AKBAR RASULOV

CRIMINALS AS REFUGEES: THE "BALANCING EXERCISE" AND ARTICLE 1F (B) OF THE REFUGEE CONVENTION

 No.4

 pp. 815-834

NINA PILLARD

Plenary Power Underground in Nguyen v. INS: A Response to Professor Spiro

 No.4

 pp. 835-854

LEE BERGER, DAVINA FIGEROUX

Protecting Accompanied Child Refugees from The One- Year Deadline: Minority as a Legal Disability

 No.4

 pp. 855-869

Erin E. O'Connor

EXECUTIVE BRANCH DEVELOPMENTS- PRESIDENT BUSH PROPOSES HOMELAND SECURITY ACT OF 2002 TO CONGRESS

 No.4

 pp. 877-878

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2002-2003, Vol.17

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NATSU TAYLOR SAITO

WILL FORCE TRUMP LEGALITY AFTER SEPTEMBER 11? AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE CONFRONTS THE RULE OF LAW

 No.1

 pp. 1-62

MARIE A. TAYLOR

Immigration Enforcement Post- September 11: Safeguarding the Civil Rights of Middle Eastern- American and Immigrant Communities

 No.1

 pp. 63-113

Catalina Joos Vergara

TRADING LIBERTY FOR SECURITY IN THE WAKE OF SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH: CONGRESS' EXPANSION OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION OF NON- CITIZENS

 No.1

 pp. 115-134

PETER BIBRING

Jurisdictional Issues in Post-Removal Habeas Challenges to Orders of Removal

 No.1

 pp. 135-181

Candida Harty

EXECUTIVE BRANCH DEVELOPMENTS- National Security Entry- Exit Registration System

 No.1

 pp. 189-191

LORY DIANA ROSENBERG

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REFUGEE LAW JUDGES CONFERENCE- THE COURTS AND INTERCEPTION: THE UNITED STATES' INTERDICTION EXPERIENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS

 No.2

 pp. 199-219

PENELOPE MATHEW

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REFUGEE LAW JUDGES CONFERENCE ADDRESS- LEGAL ISSUES CONCERNING INTERCEPTION

 No.2

 pp. 221-249

BRADLY J. CONDON, J. BRAD MCBRIDE

DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE? RESOLVING THE PROBLEM OF ILLEGAL MEXICAN MIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES

 No.2

 pp. 251-297

DAWN J. MILLER

HOLDING STATES TO THEIR CONVENTION OBLIGATIONS: THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE AND THE NEED FOR A BROAD INTERPRETATION OF STATE ACTION

 No.2

 pp. 299-323

TRISTAN W. FLEMING

EDUCATION ON EQUAL TERMS: WHY BILINGUAL EDUCATION MUST BE MANDATED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR HISPANIC LEP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

 No.2

 pp. 325-346

Jennifer Epperson

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- CALL- IN REGISTRATION FOR CERTAIN NONIMMIGRANTS

 No.2

 pp. 355-356

VICTOR C. ROMERO

NONCITIZEN STUDENTS AND IMMIGRATION POLICY POST- 9/ 11

 No.3

 pp. 357-366

MICHAEL KAGAN

IS TRUTH IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER? OBJECTIVE CREDIBILITY ASSESSMENT IN REFUGEE STATUS DETERMINATION

 No.3

 pp. 367-415

Jitesh Malik, Mark P. Popiel

The Immigration Time Machine: H- 1Bs Regaining Time Spent outside the United States

 No.3

 pp. 417-429

MEGAN A. FERSTENFELD-TORRES

WHO ARE WE TO NAME? THE APPLICABILITY OF THE "IMMEDIATE- CUSTODIAN- AS- RESPONDENT" RULE TO ALIEN HABEAS CLAIMS UNDER 28 U.S.C. 2241

 No.3

 pp. 431-472

DANIEL WALFISH

STUDENT VISAS AND THE ILLOGIC OF THE INTENT REQUIREMENT

 No.3

 pp. 473-503

Stacie Nelson

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- DOMESTIC SECURITY ENHANCEMENT ACT OF 2003

 No.3

 pp. 507-507

Elizabeth Keyes

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- TRANSITION FROM INS TO DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

 No.3

 pp. 509-510

Kelly E. Simon

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

 No.3

 pp. 511-513

BRIAN G. SLOCUM

THE IMMIGRATION RULE OF LENITY AND CHEVRON DEFERENCE

 No.4

 pp. 515-582

KRISTEN WALKER

DEFENDING THE 1951 CONVENTION DEFINITION OF REFUGEE

 No.4

 pp. 583-609

TERESA A. MILLER

CITIZENSHIP AND SEVERITY: RECENT IMMIGRATION REFORMS AND THE NEW PENOLOGY

 No.4

 pp. 611-666

HEATHER JACOBSON

REFUGEES AND HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCIES

 No.4

 pp. 667-706

PANTEHA ABDOLLAHI

THE LABOR CERTIFICATION PROCESS: COMPLEX ETHICAL ISSUES FOR IMMIGRATION LAWYERS

 No.4

 pp. 707-736

Anne Scheinfeldt

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH DEVELOPMENTS Bipartisan Congressional Refugee Caucus Current

 No.4

 pp. 739-740

Anne Scheinfeldt

EXECUTIVE BRANCH DEVELOPMENTS Office of the Inspector General Releases Report Reviewing Treatmemt of Alien Detainees

 No.4

 pp. 741-742

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2003-2004, Vol.18

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Carlos Scott Lopez

AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION POLICY AT THE CENTENARY: THE QUEST FOR CONTROL

 No.1

 pp. 1-69

JENNI MILLBANK

GENDER, SEX AND VISIBILITY IN REFUGEE CLAIMS ON THE BASIS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION

 No.1

 pp. 71-110

SONIA BOUTILLON

THE INTERPRETATION OF ARTICLE I OF THE 1951 CONVENTION RELATING TO THE STATUS OF REFUGEES BY THE EUROPEAN UNION: TOWARD HARMONIZATION

 No.1

 pp. 111-157

KATHERINE KAUFKA

THE COMMODIFICATION OF DOMESTIC CARE: ILLEGITIMACY OF CARE WORK AND THE EXPLOITATION OF MIGRANT WORKERS

 No.1

 pp. 159-178

D'ANNA HARRISON

DEPORTABLE CUBANS IN LIMBO: AN ISSUE OF IMMIGRATION, FOREIGN POLICY, OR BOTH?

 No.1

 pp. 179-207

Andrew Ayers

LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS- ADVANCING THE STATUS OF UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS

 No.1

 pp. 211-219

Naomi Schorr, Stephen Yale-Loehr

THE ODYSSEY OF THE J- 2: FORTY- THREE YEARS OF TRYING NOT TO GO HOME AGAIN

 No.2

 pp. 221-271

KATI L. GRIFFITH

PERFECTING PUBLIC IMMIGRATION LEGISLATION: PRIVATE IMMIGRATION BILLS AND DEPORTABLE LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS

 No.2

 pp. 273-304

David A. Martin

NATIONAL SECURITY DISCUSSION- PREVENTIVE DETENTION: IMMIGRATION LAW LESSONS FOR THE ENEMY COMBATANT DEBATE

 No.2

 pp. 305-327

SUSAN MARTIN, PHILIP MARTIN

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND TERRORISM: PREVENTION, PROSECUTION AND PROTECTION

 No.2

 pp. 329-344

EMILIE COOPER

EMBEDDED IMMIGRANT EXCEPTIONALISM: AN EXAMINATION OF CALIFORNIA'S PROPOSITION 187, THE 1996 WELFARE REFORMS AND THE ANTI-IMMIGRANT SENTIMENT EXPRESSED THEREIN

 No.2

 pp. 345-372

BLAIR JACKSON

DOCUMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES: FORGING ALLIANCES OR FOSTERING ALIENATION?

 No.2

 pp. 373-394

ELIZABETH KEYES

EXPANSION AND RESTRICTION: COMPETING PRESSURES ON UNITED KINGDOM ASYLUM POLICY

 No.2

 pp. 395-426

Ryan C. Craig

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Humanitarian Law Project v. Ashcroft

 No.2

 pp. 437-439

Luz E. Nagle

COLOMBIAN ASYLUM SEEKERS: WHAT PRACTITIONERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE COLOMBIAN CRISIS

 No.3

 pp. 441-465

RACHEL CANTY

THE NEW WORLD OF IMMIGRATION CUSTODY DETERMINATIONS AFTER ZADVYDAS V DAVIS

 No.3

 pp. 467-503

PAUL L. FRANTZ

UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS: STATE ISSUANCE OF DRIVER LICENSES WOULD CREATE A CONSTITUTIONAL CONUNDRUM

 No.3

 pp. 505-541

GIDON ROTHSTEIN

INVOLUNTARY PARTICULARISM: WHAT THE NOAHIDE LAWS TELL US ABOUT CITIZENSHIP AND ALIENAGE

 No.3

 pp. 543-566

SEAM PARK

SUBSTANTIAL BARRIERS IN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ACCESS TO PUBLICLY- FUNDED HEALTH CARE: REASONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGE

 No.3

 pp. 567-592

Peter M. Isbister

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH USCIS Processing Delays

 No.3

 pp. 595-597

Anne Heavey Scheinfeldt

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Asylum Applications in Europe Decline in 2003

 No.3

 pp. 599-600

JOHN W. GUENDELSBERGER

JUDICIAL DEFERENCE TO AGENCY DECISIONS IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS IN LIGHT OF INS V. VENTURA

 No.4

 pp. 605-649

MARIA L. ONTIVEROS

IMMIGRANT WORKERS' RIGHTS IN A POST-HOFFMAN WORLD- ORGANIZING AROUND THE THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT

 No.4

 pp. 651-680

ALICE E. LOUGHRAN

CONGRESS, CATEGORIES, AND THE CONSTITUTION- WHETHER MANDATORY DETENTION OF CRIMINAL ALIENS VIOLATES DUE PROCESS

 No.4

 pp. 681-696

M. ISABEL MEDINA

DEMORE V KIM- A DANCE OF POWER AND HUMAN RIGHTS

 No.4

 pp. 697-744

MITRIA WILSON

RIGHTS WITHOUT REMEDIES AND JUDGMENTS WITHOUT EFFECT: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 1252 (F) (1) OF THE IMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT, CLASS ACTIONS, AND STANDING UNDER ARTICLE I OF THE CONSTITUTION

 No.4

 pp. 745-787

Alyson Barker

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH Deadline Extension for Biometric Passport Requirements

 No.4

 pp. 791-792

Amit Sen

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH HHS PROPOSES REGULATIONS TO COLLECT CITIZENSHIP INFORMATION FROM MEDICAID PATIENTS

 No.4

 pp. 793-795

Tara Hereich

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Chong Shin Chen v. Ashcroft

 No.4

 pp. 797-799

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2004-2005, Vol.19

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ANDREW F. MOORE

FRAUD, THE UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW AND UNMET NEEDS: A LOOK AT STATE LAWS REGULATING IMMIGRATION ASSISTANTS

 No.1

 pp. 1-34

SUSAN BURKHARDT

THE CONTOURS OF CONFORMITY: BEHAVIORAL DECISION THEORY AND THE PITFALLS OF THE 2002 REFORMS OF IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES

 No.1

 pp. 35-98

ANNA MARIE GALLAGHER

TRIPLY EXPLOITED: FEMALE VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING NETWORKS-STRATEGIES FOR PURSUING PROTECTION AND LEGAL STATUS IN COUNTRIES OF DESTINATION

 No.1

 pp. 99-123

ANDREW B. AYERS

INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A TOOL OF CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION IN THE EARLY IMMIGRATION POWER CASES

 No.1

 pp. 125-153

NICHOLAS STEIN

THE BHUTANESE REFUGEES AND A COERCIVE- COLLABORATIVE MODEL OF INTERNATIONAL MULTIPARTY MEDIATION

 No.1

 pp. 155-190

Brian Murphy

DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 191-192

Rachel Osband

DEVELOPMENT IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH ICE ANNOUNCES RECORD LEVELS OF REMOVALS FOR FY 2004

 No.1

 pp. 193-194

Mingda Zhao

Development in the Judicial Branch

 No.1

 pp. 195-197

SPECIAL ABA COMMITTEE REPORT THE CANADA- U.S. BORDER: BALANCING TRADE, SECURITY AND MIGRANT RIGHTS IN THE POST- 9/ 11 ERA

 No.2

 pp. 199-243

BILL FRELICK

"ABUNDANTLY CLEAR": REFOULEMENT

 No.2

 pp. 245-275

MATTHEW E. PRICE

POLITICS OR HUMANITARIANISM? RECOVERING THE POLITICAL ROOTS OF ASYLUM

 No.2

 pp. 277-311

NAOMI S. STERN

EVIAN'S LEGACY: THE HOLOCAUST, THE UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE CONVENTION, AND POST- WAR REFUGEE LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES

 No.2

 pp. 313-331

BENJAMIN COOK

METHOD IN ITS MADNESS: THE ENDOWMENT EFFECT IN AN ANALYSIS OF REFUGEE BURDEN- SHARING AND A PROPOSED REFUGEE MARKET

 No.2

 pp. 333-362

Natalie Nanasi

DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- Recent Developments Regarding the H- 1B Visa Program

 No.2

 pp. 363-364

Conal Berberich

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.2

 pp. 365-367

HANNAH ENTWISLE

TRACING CASCADES: THE NORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE U.N. GUIDING PRINCIPLES ON INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT

 No.3

 pp. 369-390

DONALD W. Yoo

EXPLORING THE DOCTRINE OF IMPUTED POLITICAL OPINION AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE NINTH CIRCUIT

 No.3

 pp. 391-407

PHILLIP J. RIBLETT

AVOIDING THE AVOIDANCE CANON: SUBCONSTITUTIONAL FACIAL CHALLENGE IN CLARK V. MARTINEZ

 No.3

 pp. 409-428

DEJI OLUKOTUN

HARM REDUCTION STATUTES AND IMMIGRANTS IN CALIFORNIA: REMOVAL OF THE SHADOW- CLASS

 No.3

 pp. 429-452

John Kosmidis

DEVELOPMENT IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- NEW REGULATIONS MAKE THE STUDENT AND EXCHANGE VISITOR INFORMATION SYSTEM (SEVIS) PERMANENT

 No.3

 pp. 453-454

BRENT S. WIBLE

THE STRANGE AFTERLIFE OF SECTION 212 (C) RELIEF: COLLATERAL ATTACKS ON DEPORTATION ORDERS IN PROSECUTIONS FOR ILLEGAL REENTRY AFTER ST. CYR

 No.4

 pp. 455-493

ANGELA MCCAFFREY

HMONG VETERANS' NATURALIZATION ACT: PRECEDENT FOR WAIVING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT FOR THE ELDERLY

 No.4

 pp. 495-550

BRIAN R. WAHLQUIST

SLAMMING THE DOOR ON TERRORISTS AND THE DRUG TRADE WHILE INCREASING LEGAL IMMIGRATION: TEMPORARY DEPLOYMENT OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY AT THE BORDERS

 No.4

 pp. 551-583

PATRICIA J. FRESHWATER

THE OBLIGATION OF NON- REFOULEMENT UNDER THE CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE: WHEN HAS A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT ACQUIESCED IN THE TORTURE OF ITS CITIZENS?

 No.4

 pp. 585-610

Jared Joyce-Schleimer

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- THE STATE OF THE REAL ID ACT OF 2005

 No.4

 pp. 611-613

Aaron Holland

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- NEW BIA RULES LEAD TO SKYROCKETING RATE OF APPEAL

 No.4

 pp. 615-618

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2005-2006, Vol.20

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John R. B. Palmer, Stephen W. Yale-Loehr, Elizabeth Cronin

WHY ARE SO MANY PEOPLE CHALLENGING BOARD OF IMMIGRATION APPEALS DECISIONS IN FEDERAL COURT? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RECENT SURGE IN PETITIONS FOR REVIEW

 No.1

 pp. 1-100

AMY D. RONNER

DENATURALIZATION AND DEATH: WHAT IT MEANS TO PRECLUDE THE EXERCISE OF JUDICIAL DISCRETION

 No.1

 pp. 101-132

STEPHEN M. KNIGHT

SHIELDED FROM REVIEW: THE QUESTIONABLE BIRTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASYLUM STANDARD OF REVIEW UNDER ELIAS-ZA CARIAS

 No.1

 pp. 133-156

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 157-165

MICHELE R. PISTONE, JOHN J. HOEFFNER

RULES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN: HOW THE PROCESS OF EXPEDITED REMOVAL FAILS ASYLUM SEEKERS

 No.2

 pp. 167-211

KATHERINE R. HAWKINS

THE PROMISES OF TORTURERS: DIPLOMATIC ASSURANCES AND THE LEGALITY OF "RENDITION"

 No.2

 pp. 213-268

Amy G. Lewis

GENDER- BASED VIOLENCE AMONG REFUGEE AND INTERNALLY DISPLACED WOMEN IN AFRICA

 No.2

 pp. 269-291

BARRY JUNKER

BURDEN SHARING OR BURDEN SHIFTING? ASYLUM AND EXPANSION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

 No.2

 pp. 293-324

CECILIA M. BAILLIET

ASSESSING JUS AD BELLUM AND JUS IN BELLO WITHIN THE REFUGEE STATUS DETERMINATION PROCESS: CONTEMPLATIONS ON CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS SEEKING ASYLUM

 No.3

 pp. 337-384

JACLYN BRICKMAN

EDUCATING UNDOCUMENTED CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES: CODIFICATION OF PLYLER V. DOE THROUGH FEDERAL LEGISLATION

 No.3

 pp. 385-405

Jeffrey D. Corsetti

MARKED FOR DEATH: THE MARAS OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THOSE WHO FLEE THEIR WRATH

 No.3

 pp. 407-435

Gregory F. Laufer

ADMISSION DENIED: IN SUPPORT OF A DURESS EXCEPTION TO THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT'S "MATERIAL SUPPORT FOR TERRORISM" PROVISION

 No.3

 pp. 437-481

Sara A. Rodriguez

Exile and the Not- So- Lawful Permanent Resident: Does International Law Require a Humanitarian Waiver of Deportation for the Non- Citizen Convicted of Certain Crimes?

 No.3

 pp. 483-544

Ediberto Roman

THE CITIZENSHIP DIALECTIC

 No.4

 pp. 557-609

GERALD L. NEUMAN

DISCRETIONARY DEPORTATION

 No.4

 pp. 611-655

ESTELLA F. CHEN

JUDICIAL DEFERENCE AFTER UNITED STATES V. MEAD: HOW STREAMLINING MEASURES AT THE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION APPEALS MAY TRANSFORM TRADITIONAL NOTIONS OF DEFERENCE IN IMMIGRATION LAW

 No.4

 pp. 657-679

TALIA INLENDER

THE IMPERFECT LEGACY OF GOMEZ V. INS: USING SOCIAL PERCEPTIONS TO ADJUDICATE SOCIAL GROUP CLAIMS

 No.4

 pp. 681-712

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2006-2007, Vol.21

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Sydenham B. Alexander III

A POLITICAL RESPONSE TO CRISIS IN THE IMMIGRATION COURTS

 No.1

 pp. 1-59

CATHERINE SKULAN

AUSTRALIA'S MANDATORY DETENTION OF "UNAUTHORIZED" ASYLUM SEEKERS: HISTORY, POLITICS AND ANALYSIS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW

 No.1

 pp. 61-110

JACOB D. HOWLEY

UNLOCKING THE FORTRESS: PROTOCOL NO. 11 AND THE BIRTH OF COLLECTIVE EXPULSION JURISPRUDENCE IN THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE SYSTEM

 No.1

 pp. 111-128

DANIEL L. SWANWICK

FOREIGN POLICY AND HUMANITARIANISM IN U.S. ASYLUM ADJUDICATION: REVISITING THE DEBATE IN THE WAKE OF THE WAR ON TERROR

 No.1

 pp. 129-152

John Huffinan

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- SECURE FENCE ACT OF 2006

 No.1

 pp. 153-154

Keun Dong Kim

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- CITIZENSHIP EXAM REDESIGNED TO Focus ON CONCEPTS RATHER THAN TRIVIA

 No.1

 pp. 155-158

Michael Mancini

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- IMMIGRANT HOUSING LAWS MEET WITH JUDICIAL RESISTANCE

 No.1

 pp. 159-160

Kartik Sharma

DEVELOPMENT IN INTERNATIONAL AREA- EU NATIONS TO RESTRICT WORKER MIGRATION FROM NEW MEMBERS BULGARIA AND ROMANIA

 No.1

 pp. 161-162

Lynette M. Parker

INCREASING LAW STUDENTS' EFFECTIVENESS WHEN REPRESENTING TRAUMATIZED CLIENTS: A CASE STUDY OF THE KATHARINE AND GEORGE ALEXANDER COMMUNITY LAW CENTER

 No.2

 pp. 163-199

Nancy Morawetz

THE INVISIBLE BORDER: RESTRICTIONS ON SHORT- TERM TRAVEL BY NONCITIZENS

 No.2

 pp. 201-238

Richard A. Johnson

Twenty Years of the IRCA: The Urgent Need for an Updated Legislative Response to the Current Undocumented Immigrant Situation in the United States

 No.2

 pp. 239-276

Martin S. Krezalek

How to Minimize the Risk of Violating Due Process Rights While Preserving the BIA's Ability to Affirm without Opinion

 No.2

 pp. 277-320

Joseph Toce

Developments in the Legislative Branch

 No.2

 pp. 321-323

Jessica Shook

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

 No.2

 pp. 325-327

Emily Musser

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.2

 pp. 329-332

Randall Fenlon

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL AREA

 No.2

 pp. 333-335

Dina Francesca Haynes

(Not) Found Chained to a Bed in a Brothel: Conceptual, Legal, and Procedural Failures to Fullfill the Promise of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act

 No.3

 pp. 337-381

Donald Kerwin, Margaret D. Stock

The Role of Immigration in a Coordinated National Security Policy

 No.3

 pp. 383-430

Heidi H. Boas

The Note New Face of America's Refugees: African Refugee Resettlement to the United States

 No.3

 pp. 431-468

Dree K. Collopy

Incorporating a Hardship Factor in Asylum Claims Based on Female Genital Mutilation: A Legislative Solution to Protect the Best Interests of Children

 No.3

 pp. 469-506

Maria Arhancet

Developments in the Legislative Branch

 No.3

 pp. 507-510

Sherryl Zounes

Developments in the Executive Branch

 No.3

 pp. 511-514

Amrutha Nanjappa

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.3

 pp. 515-517

Barbara M. Yu

DEVELOPMENT IN INTERNATIONAL AREA

 No.3

 pp. 519-520

Andrew J. Elmore

EGALITARIANISM AND EXCLUSION: U.S. GUEST WORKER PROGRAMS AND A NON- SUBORDINATION APPROACH TO THE LABOR-BASED ADMISSION OF NONPROFESSIONAL FOREIGN NATIONALS

 No.4

 pp. 521-569

Maria Pabon Lopez

Immigration Law Spanish-Style: A Study of Spain's Normalizacion of Indocumented Workers

 No.4

 pp. 571-593

Cynthia Blum

Rethinking Tax Compliance of Unauthorized Workers after Immigration Reform

 No.4

 pp. 595-620

Austin T. Fragomen, Nadia H. Yakoob

NO EASY WAY OUT: THE ETHICAL DILEMMAS OF DUAL REPRESENTATION

 No.4

 pp. 621-640

KATHRYNE J. COUCH

THIS LAND IS OUR LAND, A LOCAL SOLUTION TO A LOCAL PROBLEM: STATE REGULATION OF IMMIGRATION THROUGH BUSINESS LICENSING

 No.4

 pp. 641-662

Karla M. Campbell

GUEST WORKER PROGRAMS AND THE CONVERGENCE OF U.S. IMMIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT POLICIES: A TWO-FACTOR ECONOMIC MODEL

 No.4

 pp. 663-684

Keun Dong Kim

CURRENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 No.4

 pp. 685-687

Tiphanie Miller

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

 No.4

 pp. 689-691

Amrutha Nanjappa

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.4

 pp. 693-696

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2007-2008, Vol.22

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Kathleen Ja Sook Bergquist

Right to Define Family: Equality under Immigration Law for U.S. Inter- Country Adoptees

 No.1

 pp. 1-20

JOHN COYLE

THE LEGALITY OF BANKING THE UNDOCUMENTED

 No.1

 pp. 21-55

Nicole A. Kersey

Misplaced Opposition: Immigration Incentives of the Proposed Social Security Totalization Agreement with Mexico

 No.1

 pp. 57-84

S. ADAM FERGUSON

NOT WITHOUT MY DAUGHTER: DEPORTATION AND THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS

 No.1

 pp. 85-104

Monica Gomez

Immigration by Adverse Possession: Common Law Amnesty for Long- Residing Illegal Immigrants in the United States

 No.1

 pp. 105-128

Jennifer Gaspar

DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- House Members React to USCIS Fee Increases

 No.1

 pp. 129-132

Christopher Morrisey King

DEVELOPMENT IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- VISA ADMINISTRATION SINGS A DISCORDANT TUNE FOR ENTERTAINERS

 No.1

 pp. 133-136

Shana Adess

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Second Circuit Decision: Jiang v. Gonzales, The Current Developments

 No.1

 pp. 137-140

Paul Thompson

Development In International Area- Iraqi Translators Face Difficulties Gaining Asylum in the United States

 No.1

 pp. 141-145

Michelle Brane, Christiana Lundholm

Human Rights behind Bars: Advancing the Rights of Immigration Detainees in the United States through Human Rights Frameworks

 No.2

 pp. 147-175

RYSZARD CHOLEWINSKI

THE HUMAN AND LABOR RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS: VISIONS OF EQUALITY

 No.2

 pp. 177-219

William Ty Mayton

BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP AND THE CIVIC MINIMUM

 No.2

 pp. 221-258

Frank M. Walsh, Edward M. Walsh

Effective Processing or Assembly- Line Justice- The Use of Teleconferencing in Asylum Removal Hearings

 No.2

 pp. 259-283

Lesley Wexler

Human Rights Impact Statements: An Immigration Case Study

 No.2

 pp. 285-318

Alison Umberger

Free Trade Visas: Exploring the Constitutional Boundaries of Trade Promotion Authority

 No.2

 pp. 319-352

Jeffrey N. Poulin

Development In The Legislative Branch- Piecemeal Approach Falls Short of Achieving the DREAM of Immigration Perform

 No.2

 pp. 353-356

Tori Andrea

DEVELOPMENT IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- Missouri Steps up Efforts in Immigration Enforcement

 No.2

 pp. 357-360

Ben Winograd

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- The Supreme Court to Render Decision in Dada v. Mukasey

 No.2

 pp. 361-366

Joseph Tiger

DEVELOPMENT IN THE INTERNATIONAL AREA- German Immigration System Opens Doors to Skilled Workers

 No.2

 pp. 367-371

John S. Baker

A Letter to Lou Dobbs: How to Reverse Illegal Immigration

 No.3

 pp. 373-389

Micah Bump

Immigration, Technology, and the Worksite: The Challenges of Electronic Employment Verification

 No.3

 pp. 391-403

Fernando Garcia

Human Rights and Immigrants in the U.S.: An Experience of Border Immigrant Communities

 No.3

 pp. 405-414

Jim Gilchrist

An Essay by Jim Gilchrist

 No.3

 pp. 415-428

Aliya Haider

Out of the Shadows: Migrant Women's Reproductive Rights under International Human Rights Law

 No.3

 pp. 429-457

Kris W. Kobach

Reinforcing the Rule of Law: What States Can and Should Do to Reduce Illegal Immigration

 No.3

 pp. 459-483

Catherine Slack

Municipal Targeting of Undocumented Immigrants' Travel in the Post- 9/ 11 Suburbs: Waukegan, Illinois Case Study

 No.3

 pp. 485-505

Joseph Tiger

Re- Bending the Paperclip: An Examination of America's Policy Regarding Skilled Workers and Student Visas

 No.3

 pp. 507-528

Sherryl S. Zounes

Positive Movement: Revisiting the HIV Exclusion to Legal Immigration

 No.3

 pp. 529-552

Roy Cho

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- Defining Mixed Motive in the Real ID Act and Making Sense of Its Centrality Requirements

 No.3

 pp. 553-556

Lyndsey Yoshino

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- USCIS to Grant Logical and Commonsense Exemptions to Section 219 of the INA

 No.3

 pp. 557-560

Seema Ahmad

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Supreme Court Grants Certiorari in Negusie v. Mukasey

 No.3

 pp. 561-564

Alyce Ahn

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL BRANCH- Influx of Myanmar Refugees Threatens to Strain Schools

 No.3

 pp. 565-568

Thomas Bak

Illegal Immigration and the Southwest Border District Courts

 No.4

 pp. 569-585

Patrick J. Glen

Is the United States Really Not a Safe Third Country: A Contextual Critique of the Federal Court of Canada's Decision in Canadian Council for Refugees, et al. v. Her Majesty the Queen

 No.4

 pp. 587-619

Ireh Iyioha

A Different Picture through the Looking- Glass: Equality, Liberalism and the Question of Fairness in Canadian Immigration Health Policy

 No.4

 pp. 621-663

Andrew Moore

CRIMINAL DEPORTATION, POST- CONVICTION RELIEF AND THE LOST CAUSE OF UNIFORMITY

 No.4

 pp. 665-714

Lindsey M. Baldwin

When a Goon's Goal is Green Card: NHL Players and the Alien of Extraordinary Ability Immigrant Visa Category

 No.4

 pp. 715-744

Ryan J. McCauley

THE RAMIFICATIONS OF INCREASED WORKPLACE IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS IN A DECLINING ECONOMY

 No.4

 pp. 745-765

Cecile Zwiebach

IRAQI REFUGEES AND UNHCR: THE CHALLENGES OF ADMINISTERING HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE UNDER OVERLAPPING REFUGEE LAWS

 No.4

 pp. 767-794

Jessica Schau

DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- JUSTICES TO WEIGH- IN ON FALLOUT IN RECENT WORKPLACE RAIDS

 No.4

 pp. 795-799

Kevin Loughman

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- Attorney General Mukasey Ruling Clears Path for Future FGM- Related Asylum Claims

 No.4

 pp. 801-804

Gabriel Pacyniak

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- CONTROVERSY REEMERGES OVER HIRING, REVIEW OF IMMIGRATION JUDGES

 No.4

 pp. 805-810

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2008-2009, Vol.23

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ALICE FARMER

NON- REFOULEMENT AND JUS COGENS: LIMITING ANTI- TERROR MEASURES THAT THREATEN REFUGEE PROTECTION

 No.1

 pp. 1-38

Anjum Gupta

Doctrinal Mutilation: The Board of Immigration Appeals' Flawed Analysis of the Continuing Persecution Doctrine in Claims Based on Past Female Genital Mutilation

 No.1

 pp. 39-56

Stuart L. Lustig, Niranijan Karnik, Kevin Delucchi, Lakshika Tennakoon

Inside the Judges' Chambers: Narrative Responses from the National Association of Immigration Judges Stress and Burnout Survey

 No.1

 pp. 57-83

LIAV ORGAD

LOVE AND WAR: FAMILY MIGRATION IN TIME OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY

 No.1

 pp. 85-127

T.S. Twibel

Rethinking Johnson v. M'Intosh (1823): The Root of the Continued Forced Displacement of American Indians Despite Cobell v. Norton (2001)

 No.1

 pp. 129-200

MICHAEL CORRADINI

THE ROLE OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS IN REFUGEE ADJUDICATION: A COMPARISON OF THE FOURTH AND NINTH CIRCUITS

 No.1

 pp. 201-219

ERICA C. SPENCER

THE COMPETING VOICES OF THE INA, BIA, AND CIRCUIT COURTS ON U.S. NATIONAL STATUS: INSIGHT FROM WALT WHITMAN'S 1855 LEAVES OF GRASS

 No.1

 pp. 221-244

Daniel Changshik Moon

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 245-250

Jessica Schau

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

 No.1

 pp. 251-255

JAMES DUFF LYALL

VIGILANTE STATE: REFRAMING THE MINUTEMAN PROJECT IN AMERICAN POLITICS AND CULTURE

 No.2

 pp. 257-291

Elizabeth McCormick

THE OKLAHOMA TAXPAYER AND CITIZEN PROTECTION ACT: BLOWING OFF STEAM OR SETTING WILDFIRES?

 No.2

 pp. 293-363

Gerald L. Neuman

UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL DUE PROCESS

 No.2

 pp. 365-401

Brett Covington

Is Postsecondary Access for Undocumented Immigrants an Important Right- How the United States and Europe Differ

 No.2

 pp. 403-441

THOMAS N. SAUNDERS

WHAT IS RIGHTS- BASED REFUGE?

 No.2

 pp. 443-461

Geoffrey Forney

Material Misrepresentation- Labor Certification, Actual Minimum Requirements and Employer Sanctions

 No.3

 pp. 463-496

Eileen Kaufman

Shelter from the Storm: An Analysis of U.S. Refugee Law as Applied to Tibetans Formerly Residing in India

 No.3

 pp. 497-568

Jill Streja

The Real ID Act: Denying Protection to the World's Most Vulnerable

 No.3

 pp. 569-594

JILL E. FAMILY

A BROADER VIEW OF THE IMMIGRATION ADJUDICATION PROBLEM

 No.4

 pp. 595-647

Armen H. Merjian

A Guinean Refugee's Odyssey: In Re Jarno, the Biggest Asylum Case in U.S History and What it Tells us About Our Broken System

 No.4

 pp. 649-693

NINA RABIN

UNSEEN PRISONERS: WOMEN IN IMMIGRATION DETENTION FACILITIES IN ARIZONA

 No.4

 pp. 695-763

DAVID P. WEBER

HALTING THE DEPORTATION OF BUSINESSES: A PRAGMATIC PARADIGM FOR DEALING WITH SUCCESS

 No.4

 pp. 765-813

Georgetown Immigration Law Journal, 2009-2010, Vol.24

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Caprice L. Roberts

Rights, Remedies, and Habeas Corpus- The Uighurs, Legally Free While Actually Imprisoned

 No.1

 pp. 1-32

Katherine Buckel, Casie Copeland, Lydia Desmond, Astrid Dorelien

MOVING FORWARD: RECOMMENDATIONS ON U.S. HIV IMMIGRATION POLICY

 No.1

 pp. 33-53

TATYANA E. DELGADO

LEAVING THE DOCTRINE OF CONSULAR ABSOLUTISM BEHIND

 No.1

 pp. 55-75

EVAN NOLAN

PICKING UP AFTER THE BABY BOOMERS: CAN IMMIGRANTS CARRY THE LOAD?

 No.1

 pp. 77-96

Jessica Shaver

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- Obama Administration Changes to H-2A Visa Program: A Temporary Fix to a Permanent Problem

 No.1

 pp. 97-100

Eugenia Pyntikova

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Seventh Circuit Decision in Gatimi v. Holder Rejects Social Visibility as Necessary Criterion for Membership in a Particular Social Group

 No.1

 pp. 101-105

Maryam N. Mohamed

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- Legislation to Regulate Immigration Detention System Introduced: Bills Will Protect U.S. Citizens from Unlawful Detention and Ensure Due Process Rights to Detainees

 No.1

 pp. 107-112

Donald S. Dobkin

CHALLENGING THE DOCTRINE OF CONSULAR NONREVIEWABILITY IN IMMIGRATION CASES

 No.2

 pp. 113-146

Eisha Jain

Immigration Enforcement and Harboring Doctrine

 No.2

 pp. 147-188

T. S. Twibell

The Tevelopment of Gender as a Basis for Asylum in United States Immigration Law and under the United Nations Refugee Convention: Case Studies of Female Asylum Seekers from Cameroon, Eritrea, Iraq and Somalia

 No.2

 pp. 189-309

Alyce S. Ahn

Prosecution or Persecution: Contradictions between U.S. Foreign Policy & the Adjudication of Asylum Claims Involving the Harboring of North Korea Refugees

 No.2

 pp. 311-332

Heidi Dunn

A Solution: An Approach to Addressing Fear- Based Claims within the Religious Conservative Community and its Application to a Current Refugee Concern

 No.2

 pp. 333-359

Elisa Gahng

North Korean Border- Crossers in Yanbian: The Protection Gap between the Economic Migrant and Refugee Regimes

 No.2

 pp. 361-378

Katherine Buckel

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH- Haitian Temporary Protected Status: Possibilities and Problems

 No.2

 pp. 379-382

Susan Kilgore

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH- Ninth Circuit Issues Decision in Coyt v. Holder, Invalidating Departure Bar on Motions to Reopen and Creating Circuit Split

 No.2

 pp. 383-387

Joyce Adams

DEVELOPMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH- Progressive Immigration Bill Introduced to Jump Start Reform

 No.2

 pp. 389-393

Introduction International Migrants Bill of Rights

 No.3-4

 pp. 395-396

IMBR Contributors International Migrants Bill of Rights

 No.3-4

 pp. 397-397

INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS BILL OF RIGHTS DRAFT IN PROGRESS

 No.3-4

 pp. 399-407

Table of Abbreviations

 No.3-4

 pp. 409-409

INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS BILL OF RIGHTS: A COMMENTARY DRAFT IN PROGRESS

 No.3-4

 pp. 411-491

INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS BILL OF RIGHTS

 No.3-4

 pp. 493-497

HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS BILL OF RIGHTS PROJECT

 No.3-4

 pp. 499-506

Eleanor Acer, Jake Goodman

Reaffirming Rights: Human Rights Protections of Migrants, Asylum Seekers, and Refugees in Immigration Detention

 No.3-4