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Emerging Issues on Immigration, Crime and Justice
Thu, Nov 17, 5:00 to 6:20pm, Hilton, Jackson, 3rd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This session focuses on a range of topics on immigration, crime, and justice. Included are papers within a comparative, temporal and community level framework. The global and national concern over immigration requires more research to expand our understanding of the relationship between immigration and crime.
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Individual Presentations
A Comparative Approach to Understanding the Immigration – Crime Link: Drug Arrests in San Antonio, TX and Brisbane, Australia - Suzanna Fay-Ramirez, The University of Queensland; Ramiro Martinez, Northeastern University
New Destinations, Immigration, and Crime: A Test of Competing Measures - Vincent Ferraro, Framingham State University
Immigrants, Crime, and the Criminalization of Immigration - Walter A. Ewing, American Immigration Council
An Assessment of the Impact of 'Sanctuary' Policies and Anti-Immigrant Legislation on Crime Rates in Traditional, New, and Re-Emerging Immigrant Destinations - Daniel Martinez, George Washington University; Ricardo Martinez-Schuldt, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Changes in Community conditions: Race/Ethnicity and San Antonio Homicides Since 1970 - Janice A. Iwama, University of Massachusetts Boston; Ramiro Martinez, Northeastern University