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 inclusion, opportunity, and belonging, and simultaneously erect borders that authorize exclusion and expulsion. As an immigrant and naturalized U.S. citizen, I have experienced first-hand how these laws shape both policy and the lived realities of individuals and communities, immigrants and citizens alike. Several pieces in this issue were developed directly from presentations, panels, and discussions held at the symposium that took place on April 3–4, 2025. By publishing these pieces, this Symposium Issue offers a deeper analysis of the topics addressed at the two-day event and extends the conversations to a wider audience."

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