Law Reviews on Immigration
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Georgetown Immigration Law JournalThis student-edited academic journal publishes articles of both a scholarly and practical nature. Includes book reviews, symposia materials, and student notes on immigration law issues. Published quarterly.
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Immigration and Nationality Law ReviewThe Immigration and Nationality Law Review initially served as a journal highlighting the best of legal scholarship in immigration and nationality law, but now produces original scholarship. The journal is edited by the University of Cincinnati College of Law and is a leading force in exploring emerging areas in the intersection of immigration and nationality law. It explores issues of immigration and nationality law and related issues of race, gender, and class. Includes law review articles by leading scholars, student notes, comments, and book reviews. Published annually.
Finding Law Review Articles
When looking for law review articles, you'll want to check multiple databases to make sure you have broad coverage of diverse sources.
Searching for Law Review Articles Generally
Lexis and Westlaw both have dedicated databases to search for immigration-related legal scholarship. If you are short on time, check these sources first.
You'll also want to search for immigration terms in Westlaw's JLR database (Journals & Law Reviews) and LexisNexis' Law Reviews, CLE, Legal Journals & Periodicals Combined (LGLPUB).
If you need PDF versions of articles, go to HeinOnline and insert your citation to download a PDF document of the original artlcle.
Depending on your focus, you may also want to conduct searches in the following sources to round out your search:
Finally, you should reference annotations to any statutory provisions you're using to see if there are any law review articles cited.