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51. Sexual Violence and the Border: Colonial Genealogies of US and Australian Immigration Detention Regimes.

52. IMMIGRATION REFORM AND THE EARNINGS OF LATINO WORKERS: DO EMPLOYER SANCTIONS CAUSE DISCRIMINATION?

53. International Newsletter On Migration.

54. Migration, Immigration, and the Political Geography of American Cities.

55. How do parental migration histories matter for children's economic outcomes?

56. Division at the Water’s Edge: The Polarization of Foreign Policy.

57. RECENT IMMIGRANTS: UNEXPECTED IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIME AND INCARCERATION.

58. LABOR MARKET ASSIMILATION OF IMMIGRANT WOMEN.

59. THE SWISS EXPERIENCE WITH FOREIGN WORKERS: LESSONS FOR THE UNITED STATES.

60. Immigrant Resentment and Voter Fraud Beliefs in the U.S. Electorate.

61. Displaced at “home”: 1.5-Generation immigrants navigating membership after returning to Mexico.

62. Editors’ introduction: Latino youth and struggles for inclusion in the 21st century.

63. Examining Variability in Language Minority Students’ Reading Achievement: The Influence of School and Ethnic Background Macro Contexts.

64. Homeland Integration.

65. Donald Trump and the Legacy of Bacon's Rebellion.

66. Immigration and the welfare state: A cross-regional analysis of European welfare attitudes.

67. DHS Overestimates Visa Overstays for 2016; Overstay Population Growth Near Zero During the Year.

68. Opportunity, Resources, and Threat: Explaining Local Nativist Organizing in the United States.

69. From “Different” to “Similar”.

70. Network Effects in Mexico–U.S. Migration.

71. Sources of Support for Immigration Restriction.

72. Conservative Rationales, Racial Boundaries.

73. Anti-Immigrant Ordinances and Discrimination in New and Established Destinations.

74. Living in the Eye of the Storm.

75. Police Arrests in a Time of Uncertainty.

76. Immigration Reform: Corporate Demands Trump Human Rights.

77. ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF RECENT IMMIGRATION ON SERIOUS PROPERTY CRIME IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.

78. NEOLIBERAL MYSTIFICATION: CRIME AND ESTRANGEMENT IN EL SALVADOR.

79. When White Is Just Alright: How Immigrants Redefine Achievement and Reconfigure the Ethnoracial Hierarchy.

80. Law, Literature, and the “Situation” of Immigration.

81. America’s Homo Sacer: Examining U.S. Deportation Hearings and the Criminalization of Illegal Immigration.

82. Why Not the Whole World? Ethical Dilemmas of Immigration Policy.

83. The influence of immigration status on early childhood education and care enrollment.

84. Latino Immigrants and the U.S. Racial Order: How and Where Do They Fit In?

85. Immigration, Ethnicity, and the Pandemic.

86. Immigrant Bureaucratic Incorporation: The Dual Roles of Professional Missions and Government Policies.

87. Explaining Mexican-Immigrant Welfare Behaviors: The Importance of Employment-Related Cultural Repertoires.

88. Haiti: Hope Turns to Ashes.

89. Xenophobia: Understanding the Roots and Consequences of Negative Attitudes Toward Immigrants.

90. Intersections of Immigration and Domestic Violence.

91. Becoming American, Becoming Minority,Getting Ahead: The Role of Racial and Ethnic Status in the Upward Mobility of the Children of Immigrants.

92. Lettuce, Segmented Labor Markets, and the Immigration Discourse.

93. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS FOR STUDYING FEMALE MARRIAGE MIGRANTS.

94. Normalizing Cuban refugees: Representations of whiteness and anti-communism in the USA during the Cold War.

95. The Production of the "Battered Immigrant" in Public Policy and Domestic Violence Advocacy.

96. The Role of Religion in the Process of Segmented Assimilation.

97. NONLINEAR RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LENGTH OF RESIDENCE AND DEPRESSION IN A COMMUNITY-BASED SAMPLE OF VIETNAMESE AMERICANS.

98. Religious Service Attendance Among Immigrants.

99. "RUNNING DOWN THE UP ESCALATOR": A REVISIONIST PERSPECTIVE ON DECENTRALIZATION AND DEC ONCENTRATION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1970-2000.

100. BEING YOUNG, BROWN, AND HINDU.