Vol. 133 No. 1 The Constitution contains no textual provision addressing interstate sovereign immunity. Nonetheless, courts have been wrestling with the implications of that silence for over a...
Vol. 132 No. 8 Federal immigration enforcement turns increasingly on criminal law outcomes, with criminal convictions triggering deportability, detention, and ineligibility for discretionary relief. In fiscal year 2018,...
Vol. 132 No. 4 During the Obama and Trump Administrations, state litigation has emerged as a powerful new tool for challenging federal policy. President Obama’s eight years in...
American politics features two political parties that cannot agree on much of anything. On the biggest and the smallest of issues, what candidates and...
The lines between national politics and state or local politics, always blurred and squiggled, continue to evaporate. Just look at the recent “blue wave”...
