Deported: Immigrant Policing, Disposable Labor and Global Capitalism (Latina/o Sociology, 6)
Deported explores the connections among immigrant policing, deportation, disposable labor, and global capitalism. Situated within Latina/o sociology, the book examines these intertwined social and economic forces and considers how they shape the experiences and treatment of immigrants in contemporary society.
About This Book
Deported examines the relationship between immigrant policing and deportation.
It considers how immigrant labor is treated as disposable within broader economic systems.
The book connects these issues to global capitalism and the social structures that shape migration and enforcement.
Part of the Latina/o Sociology series, it offers a sociological perspective on deportation and its wider implications.
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