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Plenary Authority: The Limits and Power of Absolute GovernanceWhat does it mean when Congress holds nearly unchecked power over entire areas of public life? In this groundbreaking work, Plenary Authority: The Limits and Power of Absolute Governance explores the doctrine of plenary power in U.S. constitutional law—where courts defer almost entirely to Congress in specific domains, often at the expense of judicial oversight and individual rights.Focusing on the legal and historical development of plenary authority in immigration and Native American tribal affairs, this book traces how Congress came to exercise expansive control over who may enter or remain in the country and how it governs tribal nations. Through landmark cases such as Chae Chan Ping, Fong Yue Ting, Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock, and McGirt v. Oklahoma, the book examines how courts justified deference and the consequences that followed.Readers will uncover how racial ideologies, foreign relations, administrative structures, and political incentives shaped the evolution of plenary power—and how this authority continues to impact real lives today through detention, deportation, land governance, and federal oversight.Key Themes Include:The origins and structure of plenary authority in the U.S. ConstitutionCongressional control over immigration and Native American tribesJudicial deference and its consequences for civil rights and due processComparative perspectives from other democraciesInstitutional reform and legal proposals for greater accountabilityClear, rigorous, and deeply informed, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in the complex balance between governmental power and constitutional rights.Understand the doctrine. Question the consequences. Explore the future of governance in a democratic society.