When federal officials told Ravidath Ragbir that they were deporting him because of his immigration activism, no one could stop them. This unreviewability was by design — a feature, rather than a bug, of our immigration laws.
Filing deadlines, and the varying ramifications for failing to satisfy them, have been a longstanding fixture of the American litigation landscape. And as if the economic downturn was not already felt sharply enough, the pandemic’s arrival painfully coincided with the peak of the United States tax season.
This Article explores what measures tribal governments can take to enforce regulations and policies designed to protect their own citizens and others within their territories from COVID-19.
