Pregnant on Arrival: Making the Illegal Immigrant (Difference Incorporated)
A critical study of how pregnancy and reproduction are used to define and regulate migrant illegality within contemporary immigration systems.
About This Book
This book explores the intersection of pregnancy, gender, and immigration enforcement.
It analyzes how reproductive politics influence the legal and social status of migrants.
The work draws on policy analysis and case studies to examine state practices.
Readers gain insight into broader debates on citizenship, rights, and belonging.
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