the Government of Quebec took a much more active role in immigration policy. In this context, immigration to the province came to be perceived as a tool to strengthen the francophone nature of Quebec society, in addition to being a means of maintaining population levels in the face of declinin...
Allowing Texas to insert itself as a state actor would upend all traditional notions of federalism and the limit of states’ rights when it comes to questions of homeland security. But a federal district judge and later the Fifth Circuit didn’t see it that way. On December 19, 2023, a ...
Proponents of cantonal autonomy, on the other hand, argue that adapted, context specific solutions for the local issue of immigrant integration are better than a "one size fits all" national framework and that Switzerland's federalist laboratory facilitates the evolution of cantonal best practices....
“REVISITED: U.S. Immigration & Asylum Policies In The Twilight Of The Biden Administration” Dr. Triche Blog #1: Refugee Protection Resists Becoming the Weakest Link in Our Continuously Embattled “Rule of Law.” COMPREHENSIVE YET SUPERFICIAL: NYTimes History Misses The Point Of Why The Border ...
of the constitutional concerns raised, classifying them into four different types of arguments: 1.) The Youngstown-Curtiss-Wright Dichotomy; 2.) The Non-Delegation Doctrine Resurrection; 3.) The "Take Care" Crisis; and 4.) The Notice and Comment M...
E. Executive Order 13132 (Federalism) This rule will have no substantial direct effects on the States, on the relationship between the National Government and the States, or on the distribution of power and responsibilities among the various levels of government. Therefore, this rule does not have...