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UB Law: Immigration & Nationality Law
September 10, 2020
Combine classes 3 & 4 (focus will be on the border)
Course reading: pages 83-123
Chapter - 2
Arizona v. United States (pgs 83-100)
Topic #1
- Sanctuary city controversy
- Any current litigation?
Executive Authority over Immigration Law
Topic #2
- The power of the states
- Problem 1-5: The Power of the States (pg 107)
Can you state join litigation opposing an action the executive branch has taken concerning immigration law?
- City and County of San Francisco v. Sessions (pg 110-122)
Immigration Power at the Borders: Finding the Dividing Lines
Problem 1-1 Where Do We Begin?
• Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) regulations
• 8 CFR
• Foreign Affairs Manual
• Overview of CBP—show CBP sizzle video; review stats on page 129
https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2020-Jun/CBP-Snapshot-20200611-web.pdf
https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/stats/typical-day-fy2019
Overview of docs:
Passport
Visa
• Problem 2-1 to 2-5: Arrival at an Airport (pg 133)
Pierre Abdullah:
H-1B visa stamp
Labor cert approved/green card petition filed
Ramona Rivera (CBP part-time inspector at JFK)
Joseph Brown (LPR) and Debbie Brown (US citizen)
Problem 2-1
Debbie loses her US passport
Joe is an LPR but has been outside of the US for more than six months
Case law: In re Pena (BIA 2015)
Important Concepts:
1. Definition of admission
2. Who is subject to inspection?
3. Expedited Removal
Pierre Abdullah (nonimmigrant worker)
Problem 2-2
Important Concepts:
1. Visa Stamps—UVS Division
2. Temporary v. Permanent Intent
3. Expedited Removal
4. NSEERS
5. Biometrics Screening
6. Travel Ban
7. Withdraw an Application as an Option
8. Visa Waiver program