1 Chaos on the U.S.-Mexico Border: A Report on Migrant Crossing
... convince migrants of the futility of attempting to enter the United States illegally.27 The strategy “concentrates resources in phases to the areas of greatest illegal activity,” with planned future concentrations across the Southwest border.28 Through a “phased approach” and “well-laid-out multi-ye ...
... convince migrants of the futility of attempting to enter the United States illegally.27 The strategy “concentrates resources in phases to the areas of greatest illegal activity,” with planned future concentrations across the Southwest border.28 Through a “phased approach” and “well-laid-out multi-ye ...
employer sanctions: french, german and us experiences
... Employer sanctions laws are at a crossroads in the industrial democracies. Although there is little likelihood that they will be repealed, there is a possibility that illegal immigration and employment will be perceived as a “victimless crime” that deserves lower enforcement priority, as when raids ...
... Employer sanctions laws are at a crossroads in the industrial democracies. Although there is little likelihood that they will be repealed, there is a possibility that illegal immigration and employment will be perceived as a “victimless crime” that deserves lower enforcement priority, as when raids ...
Immigration Surveillance Affirmative
... Department of Homeland Security (DHS): Is an agency of the United States federal government that was formed in 2002 from the combination of 22 departments and agencies. The agency is charge of various task related to making the United States homeland safe including customs, border, and immigration e ...
... Department of Homeland Security (DHS): Is an agency of the United States federal government that was formed in 2002 from the combination of 22 departments and agencies. The agency is charge of various task related to making the United States homeland safe including customs, border, and immigration e ...
A case of mixed motives? Formal and informal
... and identified and cannot abscond while the expulsion is prepared (cf. Noll 1999: 268). Given this rationale, immigration law prescribes that confinement has to be annulled as soon as the migrant’s departure has been organized or if an administrative judge decides that the chances of expulsion are t ...
... and identified and cannot abscond while the expulsion is prepared (cf. Noll 1999: 268). Given this rationale, immigration law prescribes that confinement has to be annulled as soon as the migrant’s departure has been organized or if an administrative judge decides that the chances of expulsion are t ...
Perpetuating the Marginalization of Latinos
... A particular rhetoric has motivated the convergence of immigration and criminal law and insulated the resulting systematic oppression from criticism. The criminal enforcement measures used in the criminal justice system to locate, detain, and remove immigrants are popularly justified by reference to ...
... A particular rhetoric has motivated the convergence of immigration and criminal law and insulated the resulting systematic oppression from criticism. The criminal enforcement measures used in the criminal justice system to locate, detain, and remove immigrants are popularly justified by reference to ...
The Myth of the “Otherwise Law-Abiding” Illegal Alien
... House would require aliens applying for amnesty to declare the names and Social Security numbers they have used in the past. The original application for the DACA amnesty did require applicants to list the Social Security numbers they had previously used; after amnesty advocates complained, the Obam ...
... House would require aliens applying for amnesty to declare the names and Social Security numbers they have used in the past. The original application for the DACA amnesty did require applicants to list the Social Security numbers they had previously used; after amnesty advocates complained, the Obam ...
in Word - Women on the Border
... This current backlash against immigrants in general has been growing throughout the western nations and has been more acutely heightened since the bombings of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, and subsequent bombings in Spain and England. These incidents along with sentiment that raises ...
... This current backlash against immigrants in general has been growing throughout the western nations and has been more acutely heightened since the bombings of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, and subsequent bombings in Spain and England. These incidents along with sentiment that raises ...
Deportability and the Carceral State
... program, which ran between 1917 and 1921, came from Mexico to work for southwestern employers in agriculture and on railroads. The bracero program, an all-Mexican program, ran from 1943 to 1964, and the H2 program, which drew heavily from Jamaica, ran from 1943 to 1986. Guest workers in these progra ...
... program, which ran between 1917 and 1921, came from Mexico to work for southwestern employers in agriculture and on railroads. The bracero program, an all-Mexican program, ran from 1943 to 1964, and the H2 program, which drew heavily from Jamaica, ran from 1943 to 1986. Guest workers in these progra ...
free CLE program - American Bar Association
... U.S. taxpayer identification number but who do not have, and are not eligible to obtain, a Social Security Number. ...
... U.S. taxpayer identification number but who do not have, and are not eligible to obtain, a Social Security Number. ...
Plaintiff`s expert report on crime and immigration
... The perception that the foreign-born—and especially illegal immigrants—are responsible for higher crime rates is deeply rooted in American public opinion, and sustained by anecdote and popular myth; but that perception is not only not supported empirically but rebutted by the preponderance of scient ...
... The perception that the foreign-born—and especially illegal immigrants—are responsible for higher crime rates is deeply rooted in American public opinion, and sustained by anecdote and popular myth; but that perception is not only not supported empirically but rebutted by the preponderance of scient ...
