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State Challenges to Federal Enforcement of Immigration Law: Historical Precedents and Pending Litigation in 'Texas v. United States' [January 27, 2016]

Kate Manuel

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Law and justice/Legislation; Borders and immigration/Border security; Borders and immigration/Immigration; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations

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Law and justice/Legislation; Borders and immigration/Border security; Borders and immigration/Immigration; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations

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Law and justice/Legislation; Borders and immigration/Border security; Borders and immigration/Immigration; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations

Key concepts: Law, Immigration, Political science, State (computer science), Immigration law, Law enforcement, Deportation, Enforcement

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