Current Affairs - Bills and Acts - Discussion

The Immigration and Nationality Act, passed in 1952, plays a significant role in U.S. immigration law. It allows the deportation of non-citizens for supporting designated terrorist organizations. This act has influenced legal precedents regarding non-citizens' rights, especially in matters concerning national security and public policy. It also has been a subject of debate, as certain provisions, such as Section 212(a)(3)(C), allow deportation based on actions that adversely affect foreign policy, which has been criticized as vague and subject to misuse.