Daniel Kanstroom has published widely in the fields of U.S. immigration law, criminal law, and European citizenship and asylum law. His most recent books are: Aftermath: Deportation 法律 and the New American Diaspora, (Oxford University Press 2012); and Deportation Nation: Outsiders in American History (Harvard University Press 2007). He is also a co-editor of: The New Deportations Delirium (editor, with M. Brinton Lykes); Constructing “Illegality”: Immigrant Experiences, Critiques, and Resistance, (editor, with Cecilia Menjívar) (Cambridge University Press 2013). His articles and short pieces have appeared in such venues as the Harvard 法律 Review, Yale Journal of International 法律, UCLA 法律 Review, NYU Journal of International 法律 and Politics, Georgetown Immigration 法律 Journal, The New York Times, Journal of Social History, and the French Gazette du Palais.

Professor Kanstroom has served on the American Bar Association's Immigration Commission and the Advisory Board of the PAIR Project, and was rapporteur for the American Branch of the Refugee 法律 Section of the International 法律 Association. He serves on the Advisory Board for BC 法律's Rappaport Center for 法律 & Public Policy.