Home » Academics » Programs » JD » Electives » Courses » by Practice Area » International Law

Courses by Practice Area

International Law 3

Immigration and Citizenship 1435 Law 485-01

This course will examine federal immigration law and policy. Topics include citizenship, admissions, deportation, an introduction to refugee law, and the role of the courts in reviewing the actions of executive officials. We will examine the history of immigration to the United States, the constitutional rights of non citizens, the federal agencies that administer the immigration and citizenship laws, undocumented immigration, and the balance between national security and openness to non citizens.

Foundational
International Business Transactions
Public International Law
Supporting
Admiralty Law
Comparative Civil Procedure
Comparative Law 1
European Union Law
Human Rights Law
Immigration and Citizenship
International Criminal Law
International Trade Law
Islamic Law Seminar 1
Law and Development Seminar 1
Litigation in Civil Law Systems
Military Law Seminar
National Security Law
Post-Conflict Justice and the Rule of Law 1
Selected Problems in International Trade and Economics Seminar
Terrorism and the Law Seminar 1
Transnational Litigation

1This course satisfies the writing requirement.
2Students can choose to have this course satisfy the writing requirement or not.

Content manager: I. Hardy

Page created on 12/11/2012 @unknown | 1 record shown