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1. politicizing the immigration courts: the effect of the trump administration on the board of immigration appeals

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Open Access
Author:
Bernstein, Andrew
Title:
politicizing the immigration courts: the effect of the trump administration on the board of immigration appeals
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
Immigration adjudication
Bureaucracy
Trump
Obama
Judicial hierarchy
Department of Justice
Board of Immigration Appeals
File:
Download Andrew_Bernstein_Final_Thesis_Draft.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michael J Nelson, Thesis Supervisor
Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Advice and Consent: Exploring the Role of Nominee Qualifications in the U.S. Senate Confirmation Process for Circuit Courts of Appeals Judges Between the 107th and 117th Congresses

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Open Access
Author:
Roth, Jacob
Title:
Advice and Consent: Exploring the Role of Nominee Qualifications in the U.S. Senate Confirmation Process for Circuit Courts of Appeals Judges Between the 107th and 117th Congresses
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
Judges
United States Senate
U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals
Nominations
Qualifications
File:
Download Honors_Thesis_Jacob_Roth.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michael J Nelson, Thesis Supervisor
Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. The Effects of Legislative Ideological Polarization, Institutional Structures of State Legislatures, and State Supreme Courts on State Congressional Overrides, 2005-2018

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Open Access
Author:
Ousey, Teresa
Title:
The Effects of Legislative Ideological Polarization, Institutional Structures of State Legislatures, and State Supreme Courts on State Congressional Overrides, 2005-2018
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
Political Science
state politics
state legislature
state highest court of appeals
congressional override
legislative polarization
File:
Download Ousey__Teresa_Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michael J Nelson, Thesis Supervisor
Douglas Lemke, Thesis Honors Advisor

7. Public Opinion and Presidential Policymaking: Exploring the Impact of the Public’s Most Important Problems on Presidential Executive Orders between 1947 and 2021

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Open Access
Author:
Wittenberg, Max
Title:
Public Opinion and Presidential Policymaking: Exploring the Impact of the Public’s Most Important Problems on Presidential Executive Orders between 1947 and 2021
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
Executive Orders
Presidency
Public Opinion
File:
Download Final_Draft__1_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michael J Nelson, Thesis Supervisor
Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor