Alienated: immigrant rights, the constitution, and equality in America

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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Constitutional Immigration Law Paradox: How Do We Make Unequals Equal?1 Equality for All as a Constitutional Mandate (Noncitizens Included!) 2 Immigrants and the War on Terrorism after 9/113 Automatic Citizens, Automatic Deportees: Parents, Children, and Crimes 4 Building the Floor: Preserving the Fourth Amendment Rights of Undocumented Migrants 5 Hitting the Ceiling: The Right to a College Education 6 A Peek into the Future? Same-Gender Partners and Immigration Law 7 The Equal Noncitizen: Alternatives in Theory and Practice Notes Select Bibliography Index About the Author

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