LAW 826

Immigration Law explores broad socio-political and theoretical perspectives on global people movement regulation. The course emphasizes authority, justice, and American law and policy on immigration control, addressing contentious topics. Theoretical approaches to global movements, including State sovereignty, citizenship, and individual rights, are discussed. Covered areas include skilled and unskilled working visas, family and student visas, application processes, and rights of review and appeal. Comparative analysis with other immigration laws and policies worldwide is integral.