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Border warsTom Barry

Border wars

171 pagesFirst published 20111 edition
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"The Tea Party and its allies celebrate the rogue states of the Southwest as a model for the nation in their go-it-alone posturing and tough immigration-enforcement talk. In Border Wars, dogged investigative journalist Tom Barry documents the costs of that model: lives lost; families torn apart; billions of wasted tax dollars; vigilantes prowling the desert; and fiscal crises in cities, counties, and states. Even worse, he warns, the entire nation risks following their lead. As Barry explains, the lack of coherent federal policy on immigration and drug war conduct and the uncritical embrace…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionMIT Press20111719780262016674
Government policyPolitical corruptionImmigrantsCorrupt practicesEmigration and immigrationBorder securitySocial conditionsImmigration enforcement