Books and Selected Chapters
DEPORTATION NATION: OUTSIDERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY (Harvard University Press 2007);
Marcello v. Bonds: The Story Behind the Longest, Most Expensive, and Most Futile Deportation Case in U.S. History, in IMMIGRATION STORIES, Foundation Press (2005)
Immigration Law: History, Challenges, and the Noble Agenda, in IMMIGRATION LAW, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (2004)
COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIME, Immigration Law As Social Control: How Many People Without Rights Does It Take To Make You Feel Secure? Routledge Press (2004)
THE OXFORD COMPANION TO AMERICAN LAW, Oxford University Press, Immigration (2001)
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION, SUPPLEMENT II, The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (1999)
Dark Undertones of the New Nativism: Peter Brimelow and the Decline of the West, in Perea, ed. IMMIGRANTS OUT! THE NEW NATIVISM AND THE ANTI-IMMIGRANT IMPULSE IN THE UNITED STATES, New York University Press (part of this chapter is also re-printed in Delgado, ed. CRITICAL WHITE STUDIES: LOOKING BEHIND THE MIRROR, Temple University Press (1997)
State Department v. Ray: A New Tilt In The Balance Between Freedom of Information and Privacy?, PREVIEW of United States Supreme Court Cases, Issue 1, 1991-92 Term
Co-author of chapter: Immigration Consequences of Criminal Offenses in MASSACHUSETTS CRIMINAL DEFENSE, E. Blumenson, ed. 1992; 1993 update
Selected Recent Articles
Post Deportation Human Rights Law: Aspiration, Oxymoron or Necessity? STANFORD CIVIL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIBERTIES LAW REVIEW (Spring 2007)
Reaping the Harvest: The Long Rhetorical Struggle over Deportation in the “Nation of Immigrants”, UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT LAW JOURNAL (Spring 2007)
Sharpening the Cutting Edge of Human Rights Law, 30 BOSTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW JOURNAL 1 (2007)
The Better Part of Valor: The REAL ID Act, Discretion, and the “Rule” of Immigration Law, 51 NEW YORK LAW REVIEW 161, (Fall 2006)
Legal Lines in Shifting Sand, BOSTON COLLEGE THIRD WORLD LAW JOURNAL, (Winter 2005)
America Goes Global, FAMILY ADVOCATE, Vol. 27, No. 2 12-14 (Fall 2004)
Stories From Immigration Practice, FAMILY ADVOCATE, Vol. 27, No. 2 27-32 (Fall 2004);
Criminalizing the Undocumented : Ironic Boundaries of the Post-September 11th "Pale of Law,” 29 NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND COMMERCIAL REGULATION, 639-670 (2004)
Vivre dans une “Nation d’immigrés” ? Les États-Unis après le 11 septembre, GAZETTE DU PALAIS, Paris, France, September 11, 2003 (special issue)
From the Reign of Terror to Reining in the Terrorists: Defining the Rights of Noncitizens in the Nation of Immigrants, 9 NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, 47-108 (2003)
"Unlawful Combatants” in the United States: Drawing the Fine Line Between Law and War,
HUMAN RIGHTS 30: no.1 (Winter 2003): 18-21
St.Cyr or Insincere: The Strange Quality of Supreme Court Victory, 16 GEORGETOWN IMMIGRATION LAW JOURNAL 413-464 (2002)
Introduction, HUMAN RIGHTS (Winter 2001)
Deportation, Social Control, and Punishment: Some Thoughts About Why Hard Laws Make Bad Cases, 113 HARVARD LAW REVIEW 1890-1935 (June, 2000)
Deportation and Punishment: A Constitutional Dialogue, 61 BOSTON COLLEGE LAW REVIEW 771-788 (July, 2000)
Wer Sind Wir Wieder? Laws of Immigration, Citizenship, and Asylum in the Struggle for the Soul of the New Germany, 18 YALE J. INT'L LAW 155 (Winter 1993)
The Shining City and the Fortress: Reflections on the "Euro-solution" to the German Immigration Dilemma, 16 B.C. INT'L & COMP. L. REV. 201 (Winter 1993)