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1.)Myths vs Realities
2.)Misunderstandings of the self and others
3.)Immigration & Natural Identity
4.)Human Rights => Civil Rights
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Legal Principles of Immigration
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13th-1865 abolishes slavery
14th-"equal protection clause" ratified in 1868 citizenship expanded by separation from race
15th-citizenship cannot be defined w/race, ethnicity, etc. |
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*illegal aliens, undocumented workers
*stereotypes |
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| lay generalizations of individuals or groups in a society that could be true |
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*Maquiladores
*Global Economy
*High profit, low wage system |
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| factories that are foreign owned on the Mexican border in Mexico |
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| High Profit Low Wage System |
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| Wages low + prices ^ = profits ^ |
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| + 114,000 Foreign Born Individuals |
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| Immigration Policy Center |
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| poverty, persecution, dictatorships |
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| corporate globalization, economic opportunity |
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| moving to different country for short period of time, then moving back |
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| building chains of people to another country but don't come back |
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1.)economic advancement
2.)reconnect w/family |
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| INS => ICE (Border Patrol) |
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| Proposition 187 "SOS" Save Our State Initiative (overthrown ruled unconstitutional) |
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| unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners |
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| Prohibition & Border Patrol |
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Chinese Exclusion Act
Transcontinental Railroad |
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Trade between Mexico & the U.S.
1994 |
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Trade between Mexico & the U.S.
2000 |
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| Truck traffic increase since NAFTA |
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| people living across border 2011 |
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| Mexican nationals cross border to work legally |
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| Mexico exports to U.S. 1990 |
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| Mexico imports from the U.S. 1990 |
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June 1943 Los Angeles, California
African American's & Mexican American's |
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Korematsu vs United States
Executive Order 9066 |
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1994 Supreme Court Case
62% of Japanese were American citizens |
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| 1954 +1 million Mexicans deported |
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| when Mexicans would run in big groups across the border together to avoid being arrested or caught |
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| first Spanish missionary in California set up |
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| Mexican gov. allows gambling in Tijuana (sin city) |
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| President Carnadas shuts down gambling |
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| no road/railroad connecting Mexico city & Tijuana |
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| hippies refused entry into Mexico |
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| drugs become more problematic (weed, oppiets, heroine, cocaine) |
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enculturation vs acculturation
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| what our parents teach us |
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polygenesis vs monogenesis
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| learning how to act through society |
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enculturation vs acculturation
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polygenesis vs monogenesis
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| preconceived judgment or opinion usually based on limited information |
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| Internalized Oppression (racism) |
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| when a member of a stereotyped group internalizes the stereotype |
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| to the process by which social, economic, & political forces determine the content & importance of racial categories, & by which they are in turn shaped by racial meanings |
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| to signify the extension of racial meaning to a previously racially unclassified relationship, social practice, or group. Racialization is an ideological process, a historic specific one |
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| personal ideology based on racial prejudice in a system involving cultural messages & institutional policies |
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| sitting around laughing at a racist joke |
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*male dominated
*male centered
*male identified |
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