Deportees in Mexico City

Ruth Gomberg-Munoz; Esmeralda Flores Marcial; Ana Laura Lopez; Magdalena Loredo; Adriana Sandoval; Reyna Wences; Dolores Unzueta; Rosi Carrasco; Martin Unzueta

Deportees in Mexico City

Ruth Gomberg-Munoz, Esmeralda Flores Marcial, Ana Laura Lopez, Magdalena Loredo, Adriana Sandoval, Reyna Wences, Dolores Unzueta, Rosi Carrasco, Martin Unzueta

Department of Anthropology

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Abstract

Project Solidarity is a four-year, two-sited, mixed methods research project consisting of long-term community engagement, as well as semi-structured interviews with deportees, their family members, anti-deportation organizers, and deportee-rights organizers. The goals of the project are to: 1. understand US-based mechanisms of immigrant policing, detention, and deportation, especially from "sanctuary" zones; 2. identify urgent needs of recently arrived deportees in Mexico City; 3. explore mid- and long-term challenges to reintegration for deportees in Mexico; 4. expand binational networks of information, advocacy, and resource-sharing; 5. Inform and assist local immigrant and deportee rights efforts in Chicago and Mexico City.

Original language	American English
Journal	Anthropology: Faculty Publications and Other Works
State	Published - Jun 1 2020

Keywords

Mexican immigration
Mexico City
policing

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Anthropology

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