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  1. 6 CAMPUS CRIME STATISTICS AND CRIME DEFINITIONS The following tables reflect the number of on-campus, on-campus Student Housing and public property crimes and arrests for the three most recent calendar years: CRIMINAL OFFENSES LOCATION 2013 2014 2015 …

  2. RELIEF AND STATUTES OF LIMITATION FOR DEPORTABLE NONCITIZENS UNDER ASIAN EXCLUSION, 1882-1948 Gabriel J. Chin* Reading Deported Americans is like watching a horror movie; it is all too easy to anticipate the terror coming. But it is no fantasy; this …

  3. (UN)EQUAL IMMIGRATION PROTECTION Carrie L. Rosenbaum* Table of Contents I. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 231 1I. EQUAL PROTECTION INTENT DOCTRINE ...................................... 236 …

  4. ACTIVISM, IDENTITY AND RIGHTS IN DEPORTEE COMMUNITIES Leticia M. Saucedo* Beth Caldwell's Deported Americans advances a much-needed conversation in immigration law about the devastating effects of deportation on individuals, their families, and their …

  5. THE IMPACTED IMMIGRATION LAWYER IN THE ERA OF TRUMP: EMPATHY, WELLBEING, AND SUSTAINABLE LAWYERING Julia Vizquez* Caldwell's Deported Americans' invites the reader to enter a world of empathy for immigrants and their families. Her recommendations for more …

  6. CULTURE AND BORDERS: PLACE AND SELF Diego Vigil INTRODUCTION In making decisions, judges and juries in criminal courts are charged with a difficult task: evaluating the defendant holistically while deciding whether the conduct warrants a criminal …

  7. IMMIGRATION LAW LESSONS FROM DEPORTED AMERICANS: LIFE AFTER DEPORTATION TO MEXICO Kevin R. Johnson* The last few years saw deeply troubling developments in U.S. immigration law and enforcement. The Obama administration annually removed hundreds of …

  8. LAYING THE LEGAL FOUNDATION FOR A RIGHT TO STAY IN DEPORTED AMERICANS Ragini Shah* I. INTRODUCTION By titling her book, "Deported Americans," legal scholar Beth C. Caldwell highlights a central tension in U.S. deportation policy: the formal legal rules do …

  9. LEARNING FROM DEPORTED AMERICANS Ingrid Eagly* When I was a deputy federal public defender in Los Angeles, I represented many individuals who were charged with the federal crime of illegal reentry.' One client in particular still stands out in my memory. …

  10. DEPORTATION IN THE SHADOWS OF DUE PROCESS: THE DANGEROUS IMPLICATIONS OF DHS V. THURAISSIGIAM Daniel Kanstroom* The deportation of many thousands of "people who were previously integral members of U.S. society" and who have long "been part of the social …