The Politics of Belonging: Race, Public Opinion, and Immigration (Chicago Studies in American Politics)
A scholarly examination of how race and public opinion intersect to shape immigration attitudes and policy preferences in American politics.
About This Book
This book explores the intersection of race, public opinion, and immigration within the context of American politics.
It analyzes how racial identities influence attitudes toward immigration policy and political behavior.
The work draws on empirical research to examine patterns in public opinion across different demographic groups.
Published as part of the Chicago Studies in American Politics series, it contributes to scholarly understanding of these issues.
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