Martin and Schuck's Immigration Law Stories

Immigration Stories brings together highly readable accounts, written by distinguished legal scholars, of 13 canonical cases that illustrate how immigration law is actually made. The authors illuminate the law's development by emphasizing the choices made (and foregone) before and during each of the litigations, including choices by immigrants and advocacy groups, private and government lawyers, Congress, the executive branch, and judges. These accounts are concerned less with legal doctrine than with the human dramas and tactical decisions that surround and give shape to that doctrine. Designed to bring the law to vivid life, this book is highly recommended as a supplement to the traditional immigration law casebook.\nMartin and Schuck's Immigration Law Stories 1st Edition is written by Martin,David; Schuck,Peter and published by Foundation Press. ISBNs for Martin and Schuck's Immigration Law Stories are 9781628107180, 1628107189 and the print ISBNs are 9781587788734, 158778873X.