Everyday Illegal: When Policies Undermine Immigrant Families
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Everyday Illegal: When Policies Undermine Immigrant Families

by Joanna Dreby

Politics Sociology
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Joanna Dreby’s Everyday Illegal explores how policies affect immigrant families in everyday life. With a focus on the consequences of treating ordinary family experiences through an illegalizing policy framework, the book connects immigration, family life, and broader social issues.

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Everyday Illegal examines the relationship between public policies and immigrant family life.

The book focuses on how policies can undermine immigrant families in everyday settings.

Its subject connects immigration with broader social issues and the effects of law and policy on families.

Written by Joanna Dreby, the book offers a focused perspective on the human dimensions of immigration policy.

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