Immigration Law: An Open Casebook is the first open-source/open-access casebook on U.S. immigration law. It is designed to serve as the principal text for a broad-based immigration law course as well as a specialty course on crimmigration. The book provides explanations and primary source readings regarding immigration law in the United States. Topics include the constitutional bases for regulating immigration, the contours of the immigration bureaucracy, the admission of immigrants and nonimmigrants into the United States, undocumented migration, the deportation and exclusion of noncitizens, refugee and asylum law, immigration detention, federal and state immigration crimes, border and interior immigration enforcement, and the law concerning citizenship and naturalization.
The book has a Creative Commons license that allows adopters to add to, delete from, abridge, rearrange, and alter the work as best fits their courses. (See "Notices" inside the book.)
Questions? Adopting the book? Email kit.johnson@ou.edu.
Also see Crimmigration Law: An Open Casebook and Crimmigration Law: Statutory Supplement .
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Version 2.1 (CURRENT EDITION) (July 2024) free download (posted July 17, 2024) printed paperback |
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Version 1.0 (prior edition) (July 2022) free download (posted July 10, 2022) printed paperback |