Module 1: Sources, Structure & Citizenship
Immigration law is mostly federal statute and agency practice, built on a constitutional doctrine that gives Congress unusually broad power. This module covers where the law comes from, who administers it, who is a citizen and how citizenship is acquired, the basic categories of noncitizen, and what constitutional protection noncitizens do and do not have. Every section below is pre-written and deterministic; nothing is AI-generated.
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This course teaches general legal principles of immigration law using original hypothetical scenarios. It does not provide legal advice about any specific situation and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your own circumstances, consult a licensed attorney.