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 MrsA rated 29 months ago - Considering what is going on today in American society, it would be a good thing to sit down and read some of the court cases which have through rulings, shaped the laws of this land. In reviewing the cases concerning immigration, I think it is interesting to see which ethnic groups underwent tough...
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- MrsA rated 29 months ago
- Considering what is going on today in American society, it would be a good thing to sit down and read some of the court cases which have through rulings, shaped the laws of this land. In reviewing the cases concerning immigration, I think it is interesting to see which ethnic groups underwent tough scrutiny in the past as opposed to which receive that same scrutiny today. On a different level, there is a great deal of power over the years which has been yielded from a judicial bench. Where is the balance of power? I don't know! However, in reading about these cases and rulings, I might argue that it is the judiciary which has most power. Maybe the question should not be which of these cases should now be over-ruled--although that is indeed something which should be given a good going over--but how is it we will go about re-balancing the government among her three branches.
- Anitra rated 29 months ago
- Follow eight landmark judicial cases on immigrant rights in U.S. history.
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