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A powerful argument for separating immigration enforcement from the criminal legal system, by one of the nations foremost crimmigration expertsIn the fevered battles over immigration, Democrats and Republicans alike agree on this: that migrants who have committed a crime have no place in this country. But targeting migrants because they have committed a crime is a shortsighted appeal to nativist fear. To predicate a migrants right to stay in the country on whether they are lawabiding and therefore deserving or criminal and undeserving does little to improve public safety and has an especially devastating impact on lowincome migrants of color.While Csar Cuauhtmoc Garca Hernndezs first book, Migrating to Prison, focuses on the explosion of migrant detention centers over the past decades, Welcome the Wretched tackles headon what happens when a deeply flawed and racist criminal legal system and immigration system converge to senselessly cruel effect. Drawing on everything from history to legal analyses and philosophy, Garca Hernndez counters the fundamental assumption that criminal activity has a rightful place in immigration matters, arguing that instead of using the criminal legal system to identify people to deport, the United States should place a reimagined sense of citizenship and solidarity at the center of immigration policy.
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