Immigration at the Roberts Court One Year After Kennedy's Retirement

In the year after Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement, immigration issues remained in a state of relative quiescence at the Supreme Court. This isn’t to say that nothing happened during the October 2018 term. It is just that it would be tough to top the high drama and significance of the travel-ban opinion — issued the second-to-last day of the October 2017 term and the day before Kennedy announced his retirement — and the upcoming DACA case.

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