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Nativism and the 2006 Pro-Immigration Reform Rallies

Amaya, Hector

Citizenship Excess, 2013, Vol.29, p.68-94

New York, USA: NYU Press

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Nativism and the 2006 Pro-Immigration Reform Rallies
Autor: Amaya, Hector
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Behavioral sciences ; Citizenship ; Civics ; Communications ; Discourse ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnology ; Government ; Hispanics ; Human geography ; Human migration ; Immigration ; immigration measures ; Immigration policy ; Immigration status ; Law ; Law reform ; Legislation ; Liberalism ; Media Studies ; Nativism ; Political activism ; Political ideologies ; Political philosophy ; Political processes ; Political protests ; Political science ; Politics ; pro-immigration reform rallies ; Protest marches ; Psychology ; Public administration ; Public opinion ; Public policy ; Public sphere ; Rhetoric ; Social attitudes ; Social environment ; Social policy ; Social psychology ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Statutory law ; Undocumented immigrants ; undocumented residents
É parte de: Citizenship Excess, 2013, Vol.29, p.68-94
Descrição: In 2006, millions of Latinas/os and supporters took to the streets demanding reforms to immigration law that would create a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented residents. Although the marches were extremely successful, the pro-immigration reform movement (PRM) did not succeed. Instead of producing an opening for the legalization of millions, state and federal governments enacted harsher immigration measures, bringing increased suffering to documented and undocumented immigrants. Armando Navarro (2009), a political scientist at the University of California – Riverside, gives several reasons for the PRM’s relative defeat, including the lack of a sustainable activist effort, lack of national
Editor: New York, USA: NYU Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Amaya, Hector

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