Law in Motion Lecture Daniel Kanstroom Deportation Nation
Outsiders in American History
February 23, 2012
4:00t5:15 pm
McCormick Tribune Center
Evanston
Reception to follow
Prof. Kanstroom will discuss deportation en-­
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grants' that has undertaken a radical, unprecedented Daniel Kanstroom, social experiment. Although deportation is at least as old as the modern nation-­state, we have never before Professor of Law & seen an immigration enforcement system of the size, Director of the ferocity, and scope that has been built, ironically, in International Human one of history's most open and immi-­
Rights Program at Boston grant-­friendly societies. More than a College decade later, it is time to consider the Law School and founder of justifications, accomplishments, and the Post-­Deportation failures of this system. Human Rights Project With a response by Prof. Jacqueline Stevens Northwestern Political Science & Legal Studies This event is generously co-sponsored by: Political Science, Sociology,
Latino/a Studies, African-American Studies, Asian American Studies,
International Studies, and the Center for Forced Migration Studies.
For more information contact legalstudies@northwestern.edu