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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
This panel explores the politics of immigration from a set of unique perspectives. Moving beyond the traditional native-born/foreign-born dichotomy, these papers consider outcomes such as identity strength, issue salience, and policy attitudes among groups with varying levels of proximity to the issue.
American Dreams: How DACA Shaped the Political Identities of the Dreamers - Colin Cepuran, Cornell University
Determinants of Immigration Salience among Latino Voters - Barbara Gomez-Aguinaga, University of Nebraska Omaha; Jason L. Morin, California State University, Northridge; Gabriel Sanchez, University of New Mexico
“He’s Talking about Us”: Latina/o Reactions to Anti-Immigrant Campaign Messages - Ali A. Valenzuela, American University
When Do Parents Think It Is Ok To Separate Other People’s Children? - Roberto Carlos, University of Georgia