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Session Submission Type: Invited Session
Immigration is an important and contentious issue in the United States and many other countries. Migration dynamics and inequality are connected in multiple ways, and these connections have consequences for the wellbeing of migrants themselves, those that they left behind in their countries of origin, and the population in the receiving country. This session explores the connection between immigration and inequality, and its implications for public debate and policy in current US society.
Beyond Dreamers: The Changing Demography of Undocumented Immigration and Its Implication for Stratification - Amy Hsin, Queens College, CUNY
Unequal Contexts and the Adult Outcomes of Children of Immigrants - Cynthia Feliciano, Washington University in St. Louis
Latinos’ Fear of Deportation by Legal Status and Citizenship, 2007-2018 - Asad L. Asad, Stanford University
Victims of Discrimination or Affirmative Action? Asians and the American Color Line - Jennifer Lee, Columbia University