Crimmigration Law: An Open Casebook is an open-source/open-access casebook. It is designed to serve as the principal text for a course on crimmigration--the intersection of immigration law with criminal law and procedure. The book provides explanations and primary source readings regarding U.S. immigration law, the immigration consequences of criminal conduct, immigration detention, noncitizens in the criminal justice system, federal immigration crimes, states and immigration, border enforcement, and interior immigration enforcement.
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 Immigration Law: An Open Casebook and Crimmigration Law: Statutory Supplement.
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