Abstract
Something curious happened at the Supreme Court last week. While the country was glued to the Cirque du Trump, the rule of law made a comeback, revived by Neil Gorsuch, whose place on the Court may prove to be one of Trump’s most important legacies.
Unlike the partisan gerrymander and First Amendment cases currently pending before the Court, immigration cases are usually long on textual analysis and short on grand themes. Accordingly, court-watchers didn’t have especially high expectations for Sessions v. Dimaya.
Repository Citation
Chapman, Nathan, "Neil Gorsuch and the Return of Rule-of-Law Due Process" (2018). Popular Media. 288.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/fac_pm/288
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Originally published at Real Clear on April 25, 2018.