Immigration Realities
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Immigration Realities
Challenging Common Misperceptions
Cione, Carina; Castaneda, Ernesto
Columbia University Press
11/2024
368
Mole
9780231203753
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Immigration as a History of Exclusion and Homemaking
1. The Southern Border Is Safe, but Border Enforcement Makes It Unsafe for Many
2. Border Walls Do Not Keep Immigrants Out of a Country
3. Immigrants Commit Less Crime than Native-Born People
4. Immigrants Want to, and Do, Learn the Local Language
5. Immigrants Do Not Depend on Welfare Programs More than Native-Born People
6. Remittances Do Not Drain Host Countries' Economies and Are Not Like Foreign Aid
7. There Is No Refugee Crisis
8. Globalization and Migration Are Independent Processes
9. Brexit Did Not Halt Immigration to the United Kingdom
10. Immigrants Can Integrate While Maintaining Their Identities
Notes
References
Index
Introduction: Immigration as a History of Exclusion and Homemaking
1. The Southern Border Is Safe, but Border Enforcement Makes It Unsafe for Many
2. Border Walls Do Not Keep Immigrants Out of a Country
3. Immigrants Commit Less Crime than Native-Born People
4. Immigrants Want to, and Do, Learn the Local Language
5. Immigrants Do Not Depend on Welfare Programs More than Native-Born People
6. Remittances Do Not Drain Host Countries' Economies and Are Not Like Foreign Aid
7. There Is No Refugee Crisis
8. Globalization and Migration Are Independent Processes
9. Brexit Did Not Halt Immigration to the United Kingdom
10. Immigrants Can Integrate While Maintaining Their Identities
Notes
References
Index
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Immigration as a History of Exclusion and Homemaking
1. The Southern Border Is Safe, but Border Enforcement Makes It Unsafe for Many
2. Border Walls Do Not Keep Immigrants Out of a Country
3. Immigrants Commit Less Crime than Native-Born People
4. Immigrants Want to, and Do, Learn the Local Language
5. Immigrants Do Not Depend on Welfare Programs More than Native-Born People
6. Remittances Do Not Drain Host Countries' Economies and Are Not Like Foreign Aid
7. There Is No Refugee Crisis
8. Globalization and Migration Are Independent Processes
9. Brexit Did Not Halt Immigration to the United Kingdom
10. Immigrants Can Integrate While Maintaining Their Identities
Notes
References
Index
Introduction: Immigration as a History of Exclusion and Homemaking
1. The Southern Border Is Safe, but Border Enforcement Makes It Unsafe for Many
2. Border Walls Do Not Keep Immigrants Out of a Country
3. Immigrants Commit Less Crime than Native-Born People
4. Immigrants Want to, and Do, Learn the Local Language
5. Immigrants Do Not Depend on Welfare Programs More than Native-Born People
6. Remittances Do Not Drain Host Countries' Economies and Are Not Like Foreign Aid
7. There Is No Refugee Crisis
8. Globalization and Migration Are Independent Processes
9. Brexit Did Not Halt Immigration to the United Kingdom
10. Immigrants Can Integrate While Maintaining Their Identities
Notes
References
Index
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