Marginal Workers: How Legal Fault Lines Divide Workers and Leave Them without Protection (Citizenship and Migration in the Americas Book 5)
Explores how legal fault lines leave many workers without protection and examines the divisions created by employment and immigration law.
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This book analyzes the legal structures that determine which workers receive protection under U.S. law.
It highlights how immigration status, employment type, and classification create unequal access to rights.
The work focuses on the broader implications for citizenship, migration, and labor policy in the Americas.
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