RT Article
T1 Thinking (and Moving) Beyond Walls And Cages: Bridging Immigrant Justice and Anti-Prison Organizing In the United States
JF Social justice
VO 36
IS 2
SP 85
OP 103
A1 Loyd, Jenna M. 1973-
A2 Burridge, Andrew
A2 Mitchelson, Matthew
LA English
YR 2009
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1747364037
AB This article suggests a relation between immigration justice and anti-prison advocacy in the United States. The authors describe prisons as a sort of border as a means of making a comparison to efforts to intensify U.S. border fortification. The article cites examples of policing practices that are stated to isolate groups both discursively and politically from each other. The article discusses how criminalization and exclusionary migration policies create categories of people who are not given the same rights as U.S. citizens.
K1 Prison System
K1 Imprisonment rates
K1 Imprisonment -- United States
K1 Immigration policy
K1 Immigration opponents
K1 Immigration advocates
K1 Immigrants -- United States
K1 Immigrants -- Social conditions
K1 Social advocacy