LOCAL FRAGMENTATION AS IMMIGRATION REGULATION

Instead of emphasizing the distinction between immigration and local government regulations, Su argues that boundary and membership controls at the national and local level are essentially joined. They are joined not simply because immigration and local government laws occasionally intersect in oper...

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Published in:Houston law review 2010-04, Vol.47 (2), p.367
Main Author: Su, Rick
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Immigration policy
Local government
Regulation
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Summary:Instead of emphasizing the distinction between immigration and local government regulations, Su argues that boundary and membership controls at the national and local level are essentially joined. They are joined not simply because immigration and local government laws occasionally intersect in operation or effect, but rather, the connection also lies in the fact that they can be understood as interdependent counterparts in the same regulatory scheme.
ISSN:0018-6694