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In America, Naturalized Citizens No Longer Have an Assumption of Permanence

The New Yorker In America, Naturalized Citizens No Longer Have an Assumption of Permanence   By Masha Gessen June 18, 2018 The conceit of naturalization is that it makes an...

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Constitutional Doubt

Does the Constitution apply to immigrants?  On February 24, 1999, the United States Supreme Court seemed to say that it did not.  Whether wholly, or only in certain circumstances remains...

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Ohio man deported to Jordan after 39 years in U.S.: ‘There was no justification at all’

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US’ ICE accused of cruelty in Amer Othman Adi case

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Amer Othman Adi deported after living 40 years in US

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Businessman in U.S. 39 years deported with little notice, family says

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Some of the defendants with legal team in a NLG event

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LA Times Cartoon by Paul Conrad

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Two Supreme Court Victories for Immigrants

Two Supreme Court Victories for Immigrants   The Supreme Court last week issued two important immigration-related decisions that will have a huge impact on thousands of people who are detained...

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Alex Odeh’s murder