Immigration Policy in the Age of Punishment: Detention, Deportation, and Border Control (Studies in Transgression)

Synopsis

Introduction : Immigration Policy In An Age Of Punishment / Philip Kretsedemas And David Brotherton -- Obama's Legacy As Deporter In Chief / Tanya Bolash-goza -- Immigration Policy And Migrant Support Organizations In An Era Of Austerity And Hope / Deirdre Conlon -- Ordinary Injustices : Persecution, Punishment, And The Criminalization Of Asylum In Canada / Graham Hudson -- Seeking Asylum In Australia : The Role Of Emotion And Narrative In State And Civil Society Responses / Greg Martin And Claudia Tazreiter -- Critiquing Zones Of Exception : Actor-oriented Approaches Explaining The Rise Of Immigration Detention / Matthew B. Flynn And Michael Flynn -- The Controlled Expansion Of Local Immigration Laws : An Analysis Of Us Supreme Court Jurisprudence / Philip Kretsedemas -- The Sociology Of Vindictiveness And The Deportable Alien / David C. Brotherton And Sarah Tosh -- Banished Yet Un-deported : The Constitution Of A 'floating Population' Of Deportees Within France / Carolina Boe -- Fear Of Deportation As A Barrier To Immigrant Integration / Shirley Leyro -- Deported To Tijuana : Social Networks And Religious Communities / Maria Dolores Paris And Gabriel Perez Duperou -- Medical Deportations : Blurring The Line Between Health Care And Immigration Enforcement / Lisa Sun-hee Park -- Citizenship In The Green Card Army / Sofya Aptekar -- The Production Of Immigration Exclusions Under H-1b And L-1 Visas / Payal Banerjee -- The Precarious Deportee And Human Rights In The Dominican Republic / Yolanda Martin. Edited By David C. Brotherton And Philip Kretsedemas. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.