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Immigration Article of the Day: Apophatic Interpretation, Birthright Citizenship, and the Anti-Aristocratic Constitution by D. Carolina Nunez & Lucy Williams

Apophatic Interpretation, Birthright Citizenship, and the Anti-Aristocratic Constitution by D. Carolina Nunez & Lucy Williams Abstract In January 2025, President Trump issued an executive order declaring that children born in the United States to undocumented residents or temporary visitors are ineligible for birthright citizenship. The order threatened to upend nearly

By Kevin R. Johnson
Rutgers University Law Review Symposium:  The Dual Role of Immigration and Citizenship Laws: Exploring  Inclusion, Exclusion, and Reform for 2025 and Beyond

Rutgers University Law Review Symposium: The Dual Role of Immigration and Citizenship Laws: Exploring Inclusion, Exclusion, and Reform for 2025 and Beyond

Hot off the presses! Rutgers University Law Review just published an immigration symposium issue. Rose Cuison-Villazor introduces the issue in Law, Belonging, and Exclusion: The Dual Role of Immigration and Citizenship Law: "This Symposium Issue engages the duality of immigration and citizenship law: a legal framework that can grant

By Kevin R. Johnson