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Immigration law represents a distinct branch of jurisprudence that specifies the procedural requirements regarding entry into nations and/or foreign jurisdictions. Every nation maintains its own set of regulations regarding the entry of individuals from other countries. more »
The various statutes that govern the immigration laws in the U.S. were organized under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) in 1952. Since then, the Act has been amended many times, but it is still the fundamental basis for immigration law in the United States. The INA is also contained in the Code of Federal Regulations. Title 8... more »
There are several means by which individuals and families can legally immigrate to Canada. Potential immigrants must demonstrate that they will be able to function as a productive member of Canadian society as a worker or business owner. They must also present evidence of acceptable moral character. There are special provisions for... more »
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