Adam Cox
@adambcox.bsky.social
Co-author of The President and Immigration Law. Professor at NYU Law. I write about immigration law, constitutional law, and democracy.
If it qualifies as banishment, then it could be imposed only if Congress passed a criminal statute authorizing this form of banishment as punishment for a particular crime. And even then, it could be imposed only by a judge, following a conviction for that crime.
February 5, 2025 at 4:11 PM
If it qualifies as banishment, then it could be imposed only if Congress passed a criminal statute authorizing this form of banishment as punishment for a particular crime. And even then, it could be imposed only by a judge, following a conviction for that crime.
This paper's been a long time coming--my earliest notes for the project date back to when I was teaching immigration law at @uchicagolaw.bsky.social. Many thanks to all of the students there and at @nyulaw.bsky.social, whose questions in class helped spark and sharpen the core idea in this project.
December 3, 2024 at 2:41 PM
This paper's been a long time coming--my earliest notes for the project date back to when I was teaching immigration law at @uchicagolaw.bsky.social. Many thanks to all of the students there and at @nyulaw.bsky.social, whose questions in class helped spark and sharpen the core idea in this project.