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statute,66 is essentially an investigation into the methods of agency decision-making. Courts and scholars alike have analogized this stage of review to
; Schuck, supra note 86; Peter H. Schuck & John Williams, Removing Criminal Aliens: The Pitfalls and Promises of Federalism, 22 HARV. J.L. & PUB. POL’Y
police the police.’” Prosecutors who align with either of these archetypes would have different levels of willingness to seek police input on a case
correct or incorrect—that there might be different standards or thresholds for “proving the law”47—is still alien to many judges trained in the pre
sovereign state to confiscate the debts of an “alien enemy,” which it had intended to do by its sequestration. Moreover, Dallas cited to the same
alluded to the “Wanted Dead or Alive” posters that littered the Western frontier. He later stated, “It was a little bit of bravado, but it was also an
—that Dobbs was like Brown v. Board of Education.6 Jus- tice Alito evoked this comparison multiple times,7 suggesting that his opinion in 1. 142 S. Ct
Plessy—that Dobbs was like Brown v. Board of Education.6 Jus- tice Alito evoked this comparison multiple times,7 suggesting that his opinion in 1
which upheld a regulation authorizing immigration officers, rather than immigration judges, to reinstate removal orders of aliens who illegally
agency’s utilization of such a mechanism to decide which deportable aliens are eligible for discretionary relief would be inconsistent with the norms