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The process of denaturalization of citizens in the U.S.
Yes — in modern times the U.S. government has stripped citizenship from naturalized Americans, but those cases have been relatively rare and legally constrained: many successful denaturalizations invo...
Legal immigrants can be deported because U.S. immigration law defines broad “grounds of deportability” that apply to many forms of lawful presence, and because executive policies, detention practices,...
The authority to define and regulate rests with under Article I, Section 8, Clause 4, a power long has treated as exclusive of the states; that federal power produced statutes like the that now govern...