What does this book include?

It compiles U.S. immigration and nationality statutes, regulations, and important cases.

T. Alexander Aleinikoff, David Martin, and other legal scholars.

Immigration lawyers, students, and policymakers.

Yes, it integrates statutes with explanatory case law.

How is it used in practice?

As a primary statutory reference for immigration practitioners and students.

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Aleinikoff, Martin, et al.

Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States

The go-to statutory reference for immigration law students and practitioners.

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What Will You Learn?

Immigration law defines national identity – Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States compiles statutes and cases governing entry, status, and citizenship.

This immigration law summary and key takeaways explain:

Visas & Status – Categories for entry and stay
Deportation & Removal – Grounds and procedures
Asylum & Refugees – Protection for vulnerable populations
Citizenship – Naturalization and derivative rights

2025 application: Policy shifts, border enforcement, and humanitarian crises demand agile immigration practice.

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About the Author

Aleinikoff, Martin, and colleagues are immigration law scholars best known for their co-authored casebook *Immigration and Citizenship: Process and Policy*, a leading text in U.S. immigration law.

They have trained generations of students and practitioners in understanding immigration frameworks and constitutional rights.

What sets them apart: They combine doctrinal rigor with policy analysis, linking law to the realities of migration and citizenship.

Law students and policymakers using their work report deeper legal literacy, sharper policy design, and stronger advocacy.

The educators shaping immigration law for scholars and practitioners alike.

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