New Georgetown Immigration Law Journal Issue

The Georgetown Immigration Law Journal has published its Fall 2006 (Volume 21, Issue 1) issue. Here is the Table of Contents:

ARTICLES

A Political Response to Crisis in the Immigration Courts, by Sydenham B. Alexander III

Australia’s Mandatory Detention of “Unauthorized” Asylum Seekers: History, Politics and Analysis Under International Law, by Catherine Skulan

NOTES

Unlocking the Fortress: Protocol No. 11 and the Birth of Collective Expulsion Jurisprudence in the Council of Europe System, by Jacob D. Howley

Foreign Policy and Humanitarianism in U.S. Asylum Adjudication: Revisiting the Debate in the Wake of the War on Terror, by Daniel L. Swanwick

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS LEGISLATIVE BRANCH: Secure Fence Act of 2006

EXECUTIVE BRANCH: Citizenship Exam Redesigned to Focus on Concepts Rather Than Trivia

JUDICIAL BRANCH: Immigrant Housing Laws Meet with Judicial Resistance

INTERNATIONAL: EU Nations to Restrict Worker Migration from New Members Bulgaria and Romania

KJ