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6 July 2021

Immigration Enforcement, Sanctuary Policies and Domestic Violence

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26 March 2021

Book Review: Banned: Immigration Enforcement in the Time of Trump

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1 February 2017

Border Criminology in the Trump Era – Words Matter Now, More than Ever Before

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19 October 2016

Shining a Spotlight on the 'Invisible': Why Detention Demands Creative Campaigning

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17 February 2016

Bonfire of the ‘Illegalities’? China’s New Immigration Law and Regulating ‘Illegal Work’

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1 February 2016

Tales of Legitimate Immigration Detention

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25 June 2015

Remote Adjudication in Immigration

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27 May 2015

The Devastating Impacts of Forced Return: One Couple’s Story

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22 May 2015

The Use of Informants in Immigration Policing

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21 May 2015

Denying Migrants the 'Right to Rent': Enlisting Landlords in Immigration Surveillance

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20 May 2015

The Boundaries of Belonging and the Immigration Policy Patchwork

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19 May 2015

Not Making it in the Netherlands: Excluding Irregular Immigrants to the Max

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5 May 2015

‘From One Police State to Another’: Stories of Deportation from the United States to El Salvador

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30 April 2015

‘A Recession-Proof Industry’: Reagan’s Immigration Crisis and the Birth of the Neoliberal Security State

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29 April 2015

Immigrant Health in la jaula

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