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Statutory barriers to deportation challenges compel a pivot to constitutional and civil rights litigation.
When the Supreme Court curtails standard administrative and statutory reviews of immigration decisions, advocates bypass those limits by filing lawsuits grounded in constitutional equal protection and Reconstruction-era civil rights statutes.
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US Politics
Executive Retaliation and First Amendment Showdowns A student protest organizer facing deportation bypassed standard immigration reviews by filing a conspiracy lawsuit under historic civil rights statutes.
US Politics
Federal Courts Clash with Trump Administration over Temporary Protected Status Terminations Faced with statutory limits on challenging TPS terminations, advocates bypassed those barriers by pivoting to Fifth Amendment constitutional claims.