01312nam a22001697a 4500999001900000008004100019100005000060245009500110260003100205300003200236520062400268650008500892773003100977906002001008942000701028952010701035  c518866d518866211217b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aLens, Vicki  and Kanelstein, Samantha 931100  aMapping immigration policy at the southern border: An administrative and judicial analysis  aAdministration & Society    a53(6), Jul, 2021: p.817-843  aPresidents are increasingly relying on a mode of governing—presidentialism—that produces radical shifts in public policy through the administrative state, rather than through Congress. Most recently, using the tools of the administrative state rather than legislative action, the Trump Administration has reinterpreted the laws governing asylum, especially as to citizens from Central America seeking refuge from violence and dire poverty. Through a legal analysis of the judiciary’s response to these reforms, this article examines the limits and constraints of presidential administrative power. – Reproduced   aImmigration law, Asylum, Presidentialism, Administrative state, Judiciary928858  aAdministration & Society    aIMMIGRATION LAW  cAR  00102ddc40709392922aIIPAbIIPAd2021-12-17h53(6), Jul, 2021: p.817-843pAR125910r2021-12-17yAR