Ethical Dilemmas in Immigration Legislation

This chapter explores the complexities of immigration laws, particularly the Lakin-Riley Act, which aims to prioritize the detention of undocumented immigrants charged with theft-related crimes. The discussion highlights the ethical implications of resource limitations, potential injustices in detaining individuals for minor offenses, and the need for systematic reforms within the immigration system.

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