Immigration and the Law: Race, Citizenship, and Social Control
by Sofia Espinoza Alvarez, Martin Guevara Urbina
Immigration and the Law examines immigration through the connected themes of race, citizenship, and social control. Offering a broad perspective on the relationship between law and migration, it provides a foundation for readers interested in how legal systems influence belonging, identity, and social life.
About This Book
Immigration and the Law explores the relationship between legal systems and immigration.
The book centers race, citizenship, and social control as key themes for examining migration and belonging.
It offers a broad, interdisciplinary perspective on how law can shape the experiences and status of immigrants.
Written by Sofia Espinoza Alvarez and Martin Guevara Urbina, this work is suited to readers studying immigration, law, and society.
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