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Congressional Intent, the Supreme Court and Conflict Among the Circuits over Statutory Eligibility for Discretionary Relief Under Immigration and Naturalization Act §212(c)

David L. McKinney

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Key concepts: Naturalization, Statutory law, Supreme court, Law, Political science, Immigration, Immigration reform, Statutory interpretation

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