Article Title
Process Theory and Emerging Thirteenth Amendment Jurisprudence:The Case of Agricultural Guestworkers
Abstract
This Comment argues that applying process theory as a limiting principle to an expansive substantive interpretation of the Thirteenth Amendment and uses United States agricultural guestworker policy as a case study. Viewed through a process theory lens, the Thirteenth Amendment compels Congress to revise guestworker statutes since guestworkers are unable to take advantage of democratic channels to combat employment practices that replicate slavery-like harms.
This paper has been withdrawn.
