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Crimmigration: The Presumption of Illegality and the Criminalization of Immigrants
2020Kristen M. Budd, Bianca E. Bersani
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Crisis, capital accumulation, and the ‘Crimmigration’ fix in the aftermath of the global slump
Citizenship Studies, 2021Jessica Evans
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Sovereign Bias, Crimmigration, and Risk
2016This chapter is part of a larger research project. It examines the proenforcement tilt of crimmigration with reference to sovereign bias. Sovereign bias alludes to how the nation-state wields extraordinary power over noncitizens at territorial borders and within boundaries. It favors politics over law, and the state over immigrants.
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Taken as speech acts, the norms and the praxes of crimmigration show the same features as hate speech: first, crimmigration is a way of expressing hostility towards certain social groups (and individuals belonging to those groups) in virtue of certain characteristics they allegedly share (nationality, lack of residency visa, etc.); second ...
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Oceania’s ‘crimmigration creep’: Are deportation and reintegration norms being diffused?
Journal of Criminology, 2021Henrietta McNeill
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