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Still, there remain widespread attempts to enact and implement local and state laws that seek to regulate immigration and immigrants.
Congress's plenary power to regulate immigration sharply limits the judiciary's involvement in immigration regulation.
It's time for EU member states to choose how to regulate immigration.
"The national government has significant power to regulate immigration," he wrote.
To support asylum seekers in genuine need, to regulate immigration advisers and grant bail to persons detained under immigration legislation.
A long-overlooked history hints that the Executive has at times asserted inherent authority to regulate immigration.
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The 1924 act regulated immigration by allowing only a two-per-cent increase of any given ethnic group's numbers each year.
Indeed, Judge Blackburn scoffs at the federal government's claim that regulating immigration should be considered a branch of foreign policy.
The thoroughness of the RAND report, combined with the fact that it chimes in with mounting worries about "poorly regulated" immigration, ensures that it will have a big impact.
The Supreme Court last month recognized the constitutionality of limited federal laws that regulate the meaning of marriage to further policy — for example, in regulating immigration — but concluded that DOMA was simply too broad, as applied across the full spectrum of federal activity.
In Tunisia, the two main laws regulating immigration today date back to 1968 and 1975 and are waiting to be reformed.
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