Feb 21, 2019
This piece argues that the progressive immigration reform must take into account the ways in which racism and ableism permeate the immigration system, and calls for a more intersectional approach to immigration law and policy scholarship and practice. It highlights one organization’s recent efforts to put this intersectional approach into research and practice.
“Progressive immigration reform can only take place when we consider the unique ways in which racism and ableism interact to permeate our immigration system.”
