Immigration Law Books

Asylum Law delivers in-depth guidance on every facet of asylum eligibility and adjudication, with practical tools for legal professionals and educators. Written by immigration law authority J. Anna Cabot, this treatise combines deep legal analysis with real-world application. A must-have for anyone working in asylum law.

Immigration Year in Review examines the most significant developments in U.S. immigration law during 2025, including changes administered by federal agencies, presidential actions, administrative decisions and court rulings.

Litigating Immigration Removal Proceedings at the Administrative Level is the essential legal guide to navigating removal litigation before immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals. It provides in-depth procedural coverage, practical tips and strategic insight for both government and defense attorneys.

Naturalization Procedures with Forms is the definitive legal guide to U.S. naturalization, combining historical analysis with current procedural insight for attorneys, immigration officials and policy professionals.