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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"deported"”.
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SEPARATION DUE TO DEPORTATION: PSYCHOLOGICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND ECONOMIC AFFECT ON CHILDREN OF DEPORTED PARENTS
<p>This study looked at the affects of separation due to deportation of a parent(s) on children with US citizenship status who were left behind in the care of one remaining parent, or family members, or were placed in the foster care system. It addressed psychological, emotional, and economic …
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The deported: how the forcibly removed are treated in their country of origin – evidence from Ghana
In recent decades, the practice of deportation has gained prominence in immigration policies, forming a crucial part of the immigration control armoury of many European and industrialised states. Some politicians across the political spectrum in these states often stoke xenophobic sentiments among …
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Depart from study or be deported? Exploring international students' crisis response to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency's (ICE) announcement on TikTok
On July 6, 2020, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) announced that international students would face potential deportation if they took all-online courses in the fall while matriculated on United States university campuses. Through the lens of Media System Dependency Theory and Social …
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Seizing the Circumstances: Adult Reflections on Parental Deportation
… one undocumented parent who are at risk of being deported (Passel and Cohn, 2011). The sudden loss caused by parental deportation destabilizes families and causes emotional distress, conduct issues, and academic decline in children (Dreby, 2012). Given the negative impact that deportation has on …
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An overview of the nationality and citizenship laws of Zambia
… noticed that aliens (non-citizens) have been deported from Zambia for several reasons. In this regard,questions may be posed: (i)Who is a Zambian citizen? (ii)How does one acquire Zambian citizenship? (iii)Under which circumstances can a Zambian citizen lose his citizenship of Zambia? (iv)How …
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Latinas Coping with the Deportation of their Partners
… experiences of Latina women whose partners were deported and how women managed these events guided by the Double ABCX Model of Family Stress. Qualitative semi-structured interviews were administered to a community sample of 8 Latina women from the greater D.C. metropolitan area whose partners had …
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The Romani Place in Kosovar Space: Nationalism and Kosovo’s Roma
… the current situation of Roma living in, and deported to, Kosovo, including the recent phenomenon of ethnic scapegoating of the Roma by both Serbs and Albanians</p>
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Juha the Whale
… whether they can remain in Canada or be deported back to war-torn Syria. The story is told through fragmented scenes, conveying a lost sense of time as the hours blend together. Striking visuals capture the alienation of their cramped apartment, while fleeting snapshots of bustling city …
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Hobo orator union: the free speech fights of the Industrial Workers of the World, 1909-1916.
… publicly humiliated, killed, or eventually deported. This dissertation explores how the performance of soapbox oratory composed waged and unwaged workers as a class. The study is organized chronologically by date according to the major free speech fights in Spokane, Fresno, San Diego, and …
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Home is Here: Community and Health Center
… their families and the risk of being detained or deported back to a country they escaped. This thesis explores ideas of home, safety, and belonging through different elements in architecture, utilized to create welcoming and safe spaces. The community and health center is designed to reach, …
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Anti-terrorism control orders : a human rights analysis
… or practical reasons, could not be prosecuted or deported. The study examines the central features of the PTA’s statutory scheme and provides a detailed analysis of the control order regime’s conformity, in principle and in practice, with the rights enshrined in the European Convention on Human …
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Marriage in death : ritual representations of Belizean Garifuna ('Black Carib') society.
The Garifuna, an Afro-Amerindian people, were deported from St . Vincent by the British in 1797. About 70,000 Garinagu (pl. form) now inhabit the coastal zone of Central America from Nicaragua to Belize. In the sparsely-populated southern half of Belize Garinagu live in discrete coastal settlements …
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From Invisibility to Hypervisibility: Queer Testimonies to the Holocaust Across France and Italy
… people who were persecuted and/or deported during World War II, whether or not because of their sexuality and gender identity. Those deported for their sexuality were often called ‘pink triangles’ for their insignia in the camps, notably following the publication of Die Männer mit …
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Drugs and Deportation on the Border: Post-Deportation Geographies of Enforcement and Conflict
… little is really known about what it means to be deported, and what this system of mass removal is doing to hundreds of thousands of individuals each year.
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“Not With an Iron Fist, But With a Velvet Glove”: The ‘Good Germans’ Theory in Nazi Occupied Denmark
… citizens were obliterated and many Jews were deported to camps where they most often perished. However, Denmark was an exception. In October 1943, when, after three years of occupation as a model protectorate, news leaked of an upcoming mass deportation of Denmark’s Jews, the Danes carried out …
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Ethno-nationalism of the Ahiska (Meskhetian) Turks: A diaspora perspective of their response to change in multiple locations, with a particular emphasis on Turkey
The stateless Ahiska (Meskhetian) Turks, deported from their homeland in 1944, have until today been unable to return to ‘Ahiska’, located in southern Georgia. This thesis addresses their current situation with particular emphasis on their relationship with Turkey and draws on Anthony D. Smith’s …
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Law Without Recognition: The Lack of Judicial Discretion to Consider Individual Lives and Legal Equities in United States Immigration Law
… numbers of individuals being detained and deported and a significant increase in the militarization of the border.</p> <p>In this work, I examine the workings of the immigration law enforcement system in New York City, including government agencies and immigration courts, from the …
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Healing centered organizing : what side are you on?
… benefits. Yet over 2 million people have been deported under President Obama's administration and over 2 million people live encaged in the U.S., both world records. Millions of youth, especially youth of color, have undergone criminalization, economic crises, and systemic family separation as …
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors: The Rio Grande Arrival/Departure Shelter
… claims for asylum are unsuccessful are detained, deported, or repatriated. In 1873, Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada, the 27th President of Mexico (1872 to 1876) declared, "Let there be a desert between strength and weakness." The United States of America and the United Mexican States share a …
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An investigation of the vulnerability of Young Zimbabwean female immigrants in Johannesburg, South Africa
… protection because they are afraid of being deported, and they are afraid of the police, who are reluctant to protect them, and often further abuse them. The study recommends the adoption of the Multistakeholder Comprehensive Migration Strategy which was developed in this study to minimise …
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