Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Border Security: Immigration Inspections at Port of Entry
Lisa Seghetti
Chapter 2. Border Security: Immigration Enforcement between Ports of Entry
Marc R. Rosenblum
Index
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Marcella Magdalena (Editor)
Series: Immigration in the 21st Century: Political, Social and Economic Issues
BISAC: SOC007000
Controlling admissions is a core element of state sovereignty, but such control entails the opposing goals of preventing unlawful entries, while facilitating legal flows. These policy goals are inherently in tension, as efforts to identify and interdict illegal entrants inevitably challenges, and may delay, the smooth flow of legitimate travelers. The Supreme Court has long held that Congress has absolute authority to control immigration by establishing rules for the admission, exclusion, and deportation of non-citizens.
Thus, while the specific issues in U.S. immigration law have evolved over time, a core policy goal has always been to prevent the entry of aliens who threaten U.S. interests. This book focuses on discussing the inspections conducted at each port of entry and then continues to examine the enforcement of immigration between ports of entry. (Imprint: Novinka )
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Border Security: Immigration Inspections at Port of Entry
Lisa Seghetti
Chapter 2. Border Security: Immigration Enforcement between Ports of Entry
Marc R. Rosenblum
Index
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