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assessed whether this would-be new field aligns with—or diverges from—the much broader, increasingly vibrant law-and-empire discourse. Among the
litigation brought in U.S. courts, especially litigation brought under the Alien Tort Statute, in which foreign citizens sue foreign government officials and
revolutionary potential for statutory interpretation. Alice A. Wang is a member of the Yale Law School J.D. Class of 2016. She would like to thank Andrew Lyons
Justices that decided Plessy v. Ferguson221— Puerto Rico and the other new territories were “inhabited by alien races,” such that governing them
an alien father out of the country and out of wedlock, she passed her citizenship to her child at birth. However, if a citizen father had a child
over fathers. If a citizen mother had a child with an alien father out of the country and out of wedlock, she passed her citizenship to her child at
to the executive branch to decide that large classes of aliens do not warrant immediate removal efforts. This fall, in Volume 125, Professors Cox and
Clayton E. Turney Sen. James Eli Watson (R-Indiana) Memorandum 96 Power of Congress to Exclude Aliens from Enumeration for Purposes of
the Protocol 4 of the ECHR, collective expulsion is “any meas- ure . . . compelling aliens as a group to leave the country, except where such a
against collec- tive expulsion. Affirmed in Article 4 of the Protocol 4 of the ECHR, collective expulsion is “any measure . . . compelling aliens as a