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Categorical Compression: Anti-Blackness and the Grammar of Crimmigration
This project contributes to the realm of crimmigration through a historical analysis of immigration law from the perspectives of slavery and anti-Blackness. In expanding Rhonda Magee’s (2009) thesis that the foundations of the United States’ immigration system emerge out of the transatlantic slave t
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