Parties' Arguments Cloud Legal Issues in DACA Case
By John Miano
The legal issues in the case should be simple but they have been clouded by the parties' arguments. The plaintiffs need DACA to fit a narrow niche: DACA has to be expansive enough that it goes beyond prosecutorial discretion, but narrow enough that it can fit within something that does not require notice and comment.
A Report on the EB-5/E-2 Grenadian Gambit
By David North
The scheme was a one of considerable ingenuity, and was based in Grenada, a former British colony in the Caribbean, now an independent nation. Devised (as you might imagine) by a Philadelphia lawyer, Matthew Galati, we described it as working like this . . .
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