Ninth Circuit Immigration Cases to Watch Prof Michael Kagan UNLV Boyd School of Law The DACA Case The DACA Case Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Is a change in deferred action policy reviewable ID: 772048
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Ninth Circuit Immigration Cases to Watch Prof. Michael KaganUNLV Boyd School of Law
The DACA Case
The DACA Case (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) Is a change in deferred action policy reviewable?Was the rescission of DACA arbitrary, capricious or an abusive of discretion?Was DACA legal to begin with?Even if it was legal, can the government cite doubts about its legality as a reason to rescind?
The DACA Case – Pending Cert. Petitions DHS v. Regents (CA9)Trump v. NAACP (D.D.C.)Nielsen v. Vidal (CA2)All relisted since Jan 11.
The Expedited Removal Case
The Expedited Removal Case (decided March 7, 2019) Can a person denied asylum at the border seek review through habeas? Holding: Congress violated the Suspension Clause by eliminating judicial review for asylum-seekers rejected in the credible fear process.
The Expedited Removal Case – Circuit Split Castro v. DHS, 835 F.3d 422 (3d Cir. 2016)Rejected suspension clause argument based on plenary power doctrine, not Boumediene.