TSC 6592 - Immigration and Social Justice

This course seeks to provide historical context to current debates over immigration reform, integration, and citizenship. The course will cover the historical and systemic context for understanding contemporary immigration politics, including xenophobia, immigration and citizenship policy debates, and border issues. The course will explore the current experiences and needs of refugees, including the intersection of immigration policy with issues of race, and gender inequality and discrimination. Finally, the course will evaluate policy and advocacy options that provide humane, just and sustainable approaches to immigration.

3 credit(s)

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