Immigration nation raids, detentions, and deportations in post-9/11 America
Introduction: We are them: how punitive immigration policies negatively affect citizens, families, and communities -- Roots of immigration to the United States -- The Department of Homeland Security and the immigration enforcement regime of the 21st century -- Racism and the consequences of U.S. imm...
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Boulder, Colo. u.a.
Paradigm Publishers
2012
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Zusammenfassung: | Introduction: We are them: how punitive immigration policies negatively affect citizens, families, and communities -- Roots of immigration to the United States -- The Department of Homeland Security and the immigration enforcement regime of the 21st century -- Racism and the consequences of U.S. immigration policy -- The impossible choice: family vs. citizenship in U.S. immigration policies -- The immigration industrial complex: who profits from immigration policies destined to fail? -- Conclusion: immigration policy and human rights. Introduction: We are them: how punitive immigration policies negatively affect citizens, families, and communities -- Roots of immigration to the United States -- The Department of Homeland Security and the immigration enforcement regime of the 21st century -- Racism and the consequences of U.S. immigration policy -- The impossible choice: family vs. citizenship in U.S. immigration policies -- The immigration industrial complex: who profits from immigration policies destined to fail? -- Conclusion: immigration policy and human rights |
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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-201) and index |
Beschreibung: | X, 211 S. 24 cm |
ISBN: | 9781594518386 978-1-59451-838-6 9781594518379 978-1-59451-837-9 |