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Where Congress’s Power to Regulate Immigration Comes From

CONSTITUTION | May 24, 2017

Congress’s power to regulate immigration comes from the law of nations—the meaning of which many constitutional commentators are unfamiliar.

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The Constitution does indeed permit immigration caps as part of ‘the law of nations’

CONSTITUTION | May 15, 2017

Some pro-immigration activists question whether the federal government has any constitutional power over immigration. “Where,” they ask, “is the word ‘immigration’ among the powers the Constitution grants to Congress?”

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Justice Thomas, Quoting Rob Natelson, Had the Constitution Correct In the Arizona Citizenship-for-Voting Case

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, Supreme Court | June 25, 2013

NOTE: This is the first of several short commentaries on recent Supreme Court decisions. The Supreme Court recently ruled that

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