Polly J. Price
Abstract
Professor Price discusses how Professor Banks's contribution provides an especially compelling illustration of the disjuncture between citizenship status and long-term residence in U.S. immigration law. Professor Price argues that Professor Banks makes a compelling case that Congress unintentionally created this schism and that this state of affairs need not be.
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Professor Price discusses how Professor Banks's contribution provides an especially compelling illustration of the disjuncture between citizenship status and long-term residence in U.S. immigration law. Professor Price argues that Professor Banks makes a compelling case that Congress unintentionally created this schism and that this state of affairs need not be.
Key concepts: Deportation, Schism, Immigration, Normative, Citizenship, Immigration law, Political science, Law