Suchergebnisse

Introduction: Out of Control -- Part 1. The Wild West Origins of the Border Patrol. Send Two Coffins -- The Texas Rangers -- Closing the Back Gate -- They Have no Right to Go into the Interior -- Unreasonable Searches and Seizures -- Operation Wetback -- Part 2. The Supreme Court. Law and Order -- Terrorists in Suits -- Change of Heart -- Rank Racism -- Mexican Haircuts -- A Sixth Sense -- Free to Stop Any and All Motorists -- Part 3. The One Hundred Mile Zone. America's Frontline -- Hostile Terrain -- Checkpoint Nation -- Somebody Speaking Spanish -- The Everywhere Border -- Conclusion.

Go west, young man -- Lewd and debauched -- Whatever happens, the Chinese must go -- The white man, par excellence -- The very fabric of our race -- Keep America American -- The ethnic mix of this country will not be upset -- Ppeople, people, people, people -- On our same side -- Invaded on all fronts -- Hostile takeover -- Out-tancredo tancredo -- The world just changed -- It's time to make immigration policy great again -- The invisible wall -- Conclusion : the great replacement.

"Today we live in a world of walls and closed borders, but what should the world look like tomorrow? Open Borders counters the knee-jerk reaction to restrict migration by arguing that there is not a moral, legal, philosophical, or economic case for limiting the movement of human beings at borders. The book brings together influential theorists for open borders with activists working to make safe passage a reality on the ground to put forward a clear, concise, and convincing case for a world of open borders"--

Introduction: fortress democracy -- Borders, barriers, and the war on terror -- Securing the 'homeland' in the United States -- Border fencing and the global war on terror in India -- 'Arafat is our bin Laden' : territory and terrorism in Israel and Palestine -- Building up, rippling out : enforcement practices at the US-Mexican border -- The agents of exception in the Indian borderlands -- The practices of insecurity : the barrier in the West Bank -- The enduring significance of borders.