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At the extremes of exclusion: Deportation, detention and dispersal [PDF]
Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2005 Deportation, detention and dispersal have formed an occasional part of Britain's migration regime throughout the twentieth century, though they tended to be used in response to particular events or “crises”.
Alice Bloch, Liza Schuster
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Deporting Radicals, Deporting La Migra
Cultural Dynamics, 2007This article will examine the nature of deportation as a logic that upholds state sovereignty and constructions of citizenship through technologies of exclusion, discipline, and `removal'. Regulations of immigrant populations by the state rely on notions of unwanted bodies that contaminate or threaten the national body politic and so must be cleansed ...
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2018
The Maroons had been promised that they would not be deported from Jamaica, but the colonial government betrayed them. The Jamaican colonial government, comprised of wealthy sugar planters, had hoped to avoid metropolitan meddling with their affairs. But in an era of abolitionism, the deportation of the Maroons captured attention, and the Jamaicans had
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The Maroons had been promised that they would not be deported from Jamaica, but the colonial government betrayed them. The Jamaican colonial government, comprised of wealthy sugar planters, had hoped to avoid metropolitan meddling with their affairs. But in an era of abolitionism, the deportation of the Maroons captured attention, and the Jamaicans had
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Latinos’ deportation fears by citizenship and legal status, 2007 to 2018
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2020Asad L Asad
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