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May 09, 2024
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LEGAL 257 - Immigration Law
5.0 Credits
Introduction to immigration law & policy with emphasis on practical paralegal skills; study of classification of immigrants and non-immigrants, procedures for admission and deportation, asylum and refugees, naturalization and citizenship. Prerequisite: Legal 200 or instructor permission
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define and use correctly the common vocabulary terms as related to immigration law. [REASON]
- Describe how an individual gains lawful entry to the United States. [COMMUNICATE]
- Distinguish between the various types of Visas and application processes. [REASON]
- Explain deportation and removal requirements. [REASON]
- Demonstrate oral and written communication skills in an immigration law context. [COMMUNICATE]
- Demonstrate awareness of cultural, religious, and ethnic perspectives of those involved in the immigration process and the role and ethical duties of paralegals. [EXPLORE]
- Identify and apply substantive and procedural concepts fundamental in immigration law to deepen understanding and solve problems. [REASON]
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