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immigrants rights

8 posts in ‘immigrants rights’

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No Refuge

Many women escaping violence in their home countries find themselves trapped in the formal violence of the asylum system.

Carol Cleaveland & Michele Waslin

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advocacy

Preparing for the Worst

Ahead of the election, immigrants' rights advocates are working hard to be ready, no matter who wins.

Silky Shah

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A closer look

Playing with Originalism

Should advocates looking to unwind our nation’s punitive excesses engage a Supreme Court that set them in motion?

Cristian Farias

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Crimmigration

Immobilized Immigrants

Hardened, remote detention centers shape the experience of immigration imprisonment. Yet even there, a radically different future is possible.

Sarah Lopez

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Crimmigration

Decriminalizing Migration

Taking criminal law out of immigration enforcement is a step toward safer, healthier communities. But is it enough?

Cristian Farias

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Surveillance

In the Shadows, on the Radar

The lives of undocumented immigrants are very much documented—subject to the surveillance that’s endemic to contemporary life in the United States.

Asad L. Asad

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books

Show Me Your License

For many immigrant families, even driving to school or the doctor risks a dangerous encounter with the punitive state.

Meredith Van Natta

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Crimmigration

Court-Assisted Expulsions

Immigrants fighting their deportations need lawyers. That doesn’t mean federally funding their defense should be a movement goal.

Angélica Cházaro

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