Courses 2017 - 2018

LAW A 577 Immigration Law

Credits: 3-4

This course will concentrate on the statutory and regulatory scheme concerning the immigration and naturalization of aliens in the United States, including the historical origins of U.S. immigration law and current proposals for major reforms of these laws. The unusual constitutional status of aliens and important issues of separation of powers and federalism will also be covered in depth. International and domestic law governing the treatment of refugees will also be included.

Autumn, 4 Credit(s)

Course Sections and Instructors

Instructor(s)
Cházaro, Angélica Show Detail Quarter Instructor Schedule - Days, Hour, Room) Sec SLN Type Grading Type Autumn Cházaro MW 1:30-3:20 TBA A 17313 JD B 17314 LLM C 17315 SID D 17316 MJ Exam Room assignments are not posted until 30 days before the start of the quarter and are subject to change without notice. Submit a Course Request: Section     A     B     C     D