Volume 105, Issue 5

Contents

Article & Response

What Are We Debating When We Debate Legal Interpretation?
Bill Watson
Page 1407

Response: Meta-Interpretive Questions and the Aims of Theories of Interpretation: Beyond the Remedial Answer
Francisco J. Urbina
Page 1457

Symposium

The Past, Present, and Future of U.S. Immigration Law

Contributions

Border Nightmares
César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández
Page 1473

What the “Good Moral Character” Test Reveals About Eugenics in Immigration Law
Tania N. Valdez
Page 1491

Researching from a Deportation Abolition Ethic
Laila L. Hlass & Rachel Leya Davidson
Page 1511

Lessons Learned from Immigration Detention’s Past
Mary Holper
Page 1537

Organizing for Abolition in ICE Custody
Sarah Sherman-Stokes
Page 1557

The Magna Carta, Jarskey, and the Constitutional Jury Requirement in Crime Based Deportation
R. Linus Chan & Hans Frank-Holzner
Page 1581

Essay

Fixing the Supreme Court Through Its Docket
Stephen I. Vladeck
Page 1607

Notes

Credibility & Character: Combatting Epistemic Injustice Against Survivors of Sexual Violence
Crystal Hsu
Page 1645

Bunkers, Boardrooms, and Courtrooms: A Potentially Distinct Interest West Point May Not Have
Mike Gorman
Page 1683