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Migrant Justice in the Age of Removal: Rights, Law, and Resistance against Territorys Exclusions [Pehme köide]

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Migrant Justice in the Age of Removal details the story of Migrant Justice, a migrant rights organization led by undocumented workers in a complicated and perhaps unexpected location: Vermont, U.S. This compelling story, which includes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s use of a covert informant to infiltrate the group and deport key members of their community, provides a detailed analysis of the state of immigration enforcement in the country today, alongside an intimate portrait of successful modes of resistance against it.

Migrant Justice has gone on to improve rights for migrants in Vermont and across the country in these incredibly precarious times for migrant activists. This book places Migrant Justice’s activism within what is defined as the Age of Removal, or the last three decades in which immigration enforcement in the U.S. has increasingly used enhanced enforcement mechanisms like the “order of removal,” which aids in the confinement, control, and exploitation of migrants. Migrant Justice’s work also fits within a growing landscape of migrant rights movements that have arisen during this time, and Jacob Chamberlain provides a crucial snapshot of their work to better understand their successful forms of organizing in these contexts. In this confluence of opposing forces, we see egregious abuses against migrant actors, but we also see new and progressively powerful forms of resistance that are posing a specific challenge to bordered and territorially based limitations on rights and democracy. Migrant Justice’s work expands rights access to people, regardless of citizenship, which essentially works towards a deterritorialization of rights access—or the opening of sociopolitical belonging to new actors.

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This book is a must read for all people interested in better understanding the historical and ideological forces shaping immigration law, anti-immigrant movements, documented workers movements, and the contributions of immigrants to the US. It should be foundational to scholarship in sociology, history, immigration studies, ethnic/minority studies, political science, and criminal justice. In the face of extreme anti-immigrant hate across the country, Migrant Justice offers unity and positive transformation while striving for social change, equality, and universal justice. -- M. G. Urbina * CHOICE *

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How Migrant Justice has improved rights for migrants in Vermont and across the country
JACOB P. CHAMBERLAIN is a critical human geographer. He received his PhD in Geography from the Graduate School of Geography, Clark University. He also holds an MA in Postcolonial Culture and Global Policy from Goldsmiths, University of London and a BA in Philosophy from the University of Southern Maine. His work builds on critical theories within geography, migration studies, legal studies, citizenship studies, and political theory. He lives in Winooski, Vermont.