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India, South Asia, terrorism, emergency, preventive detention, security, human rights, comparative constitutional law, police, criminal justice reform
immigration, detention, due process, constitution, immcarceration, incarceration, imprisonment, criminal, crime, law, enforcement
international law, international human rights, land rights
emergency powers, constitution, extraconstitution, rule of law, legality, lawyers' movement, India, Pakistan, South Asia, Indira Gandhi, Pervez Musharraf
Pakistan, South Asia, judiciary, judicial independence, judicial accountability, Parliament, Supreme Court, lawyers' movement, deep state, transformative preservation, military, army, transition, democracy, authoritarianism, gray zone
immigration, immigration enforcement, comprehensive immigration reform, surveillance, dataveillance, privacy, migration, citizenship, police, policing, federalism, Secure Communities, NCIC, FBI, Homeland Security
stop and frisk, racial profiling, judicial independence, recusal, disqualification, judicial ethics, judicial conduct, judicial misconduct, judiciary, Fourth Amendment, equality, equal protection, Southern District of New York, Second Circuit, NYPD
immigration, immigration enforcement, comprehensive immigration reform, surveillance, dataveillance, privacy, migration, citizenship
immigration, deferred action, DACA, DAPA, executive action, prosecutorial discretion, enforcement discretion, rule of law, separation of powers, DACA, DAPA, judicial decision-making, judicial ethics, judicial conduct, judicial misconduct, judiciary
privacy, immigration, status, interior, enforcement, Fourth Amendment, Katz, federalism
immigration, citizenship, interior enforcement, federalism, local government, police, driver's licenses
South Asia, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Constitution, Comparative Constitutional Law, Fundamental Rights, Human Rights, Marc Galanter, Shylashri Shankar, Elisabeth Wickeri, Payal Shah, Sehla Ashai, Arpan Banerjee
immigration, enforcement, prosecutorial discretion, enforcement discretion, priorities, deportation, removal, moratorium, rule of law, separation of powers, DACA, DAPA, deferred action, judicial decision-making, judiciary, judges, Biden, Trump, entrenchment, strategic entrenchment
immigration, citizenship, refugees, asylum, federalism, public health, coronavirus, COVID-19, Trump, Biden, transition
immigration, citizenship, refugees, asylum, criminal law, criminal procedure, constitutional law, administrative law, public health, coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic, casebook
immigration, detention, asylum, refugee, United States
immigration, deferred action, prosecutorial discretion, DACA, DAPA, Supreme Court
immigration, immigration law, immigration reform, comprehensive immigration reform, IIRIRA, AEDPA, PRWORA, 1996
immigration, deferred action, prosecutorial discretion, DACA, DAPA
immigration, citizenship, refugees, asylum, criminal law, criminal procedure, constitutional law, administrative law, casebook
