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All-American Nativism

How the Bipartisan War on Immigrants Explains Politics as We Know It
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For three decades establishment Democrats and Republicans have led a bipartisan assault on immigrants. Pulled further and further right by a vocal and organised group of nativists, they have turned the southern border region into a conflict zone, breaking up millions of families in the process. In All-American Nativism, Daniel Denvir delivers a caustic takedown of liberal triangulation on the border, showing how concessions to “enforcement first” law and order immigration politics hasn’t placated the nativists—it has only inflamed them. Establishment officials from both parties have allowed the right-wing to dictate our policy on migration, even as popular opinion clamours for a more humane and just approach. With the centre collapsed, the left can either demand full amnesty now, or cede the ground of national belonging to nativists and white supremacists.

Author Biography:

Daniel Denvir is a fellow at Harvard Law School’s Fair Punishment Project and the host of The Dig, a podcast from Jacobin magazine. His journalistic work covers criminal justice, the drug war, immigration, and politics, and has appeared in the New York Times, Jacobin, Vox, Nation, Guardian, and elsewhere.
Release date NZ
January 14th, 2020
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
352
Series
Dimensions
129x198x22
ISBN-13
9781786637130
Product ID
27605292

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