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immigration, separation of powers, executive authority, Presidential power, historical practice, illegal immigration
voting rights act, judicial behavior, race, partisanship, election law, minority voting rights
migration, immigrants' rights, contract theory, precommitment, immigrant voting
crime, immigration, discretion, discrimination, profiling
immigration law, migration, citizenship, membership
redistricting, gerrymandering, partisanship, voting rights act
immigration, Presidential power, separation of powers, executive authority, prosecutorial discretion
immigration, Chevron deference, delegations, federal courts
federalism, immigration, enforcement redundancy, executive power, administrative law
cooperation, legitimacy, procedural justice, immigration, police
democracy, election law, redistricting, partisan gerrymandering, Vieth v. Jubelirer
democracy, election law, redistricing, partisan gerrymandering, mid-decade redistricting
aggregate rights, electoral system, spatial aggregation, temporal aggregation, partisan gerrymandering
Guest Workers, Labor Migration, Visas, Property Rights, Coase, Auction
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immigration policy, Property rights, work visas
Immigration, Immigrant's Rights, Deportation, Regulation
open borders, migration, immigrants' rights, Locke, Chinese exclusion
immigration, crime, deportation, secure communities
