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Classifying, Selecting, and Excluding by Race Classifying, Selecting, and Excluding by Race
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Protecting Chattel Slavery and Anti-Catholic Nativism Protecting Chattel Slavery and Anti-Catholic Nativism
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The “Yellow Peril” and Asian Exclusion The “Yellow Peril” and Asian Exclusion
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Defining Whiteness to Assign Rights Defining Whiteness to Assign Rights
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The Context of Immigrant Reception The Context of Immigrant Reception
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Racial Identity and Group Consciousness Racial Identity and Group Consciousness
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Measuring Racial Group Identity and Consciousness Measuring Racial Group Identity and Consciousness
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Explaining Group Identity and Consciousness Explaining Group Identity and Consciousness
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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References References
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18 Aliens and People of Color: The Multidimensional Relationship of Immigration Policy and Racial Classification in the United States
Get accessAlexandra Filindra is Assistant Professor Of Political Science At University Of Illinois At Chicago And Research Associate, Center For The Study Of Human Development At Brown University.
Jane Junn is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Southern California. She is the author of five books on political participation and public opinion in the United States. Her research focuses on political behavior, public opinion, racial and ethnic politics, the politics of immigration, gender and politics, and political identity.
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Published:21 November 2012
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Abstract
This article analyzes U.S. immigration policy as both a dependent and an independent variable in the politics of race and ethnicity. It argues that immigration policies at all levels of government have often been the direct result of racial considerations designed to support the American racial stratification system; have important influence on the context of immigrant reception and its connection to how immigrant and minority groups experience politics; and have influenced the social construction of various immigrant groups and the formation of racial and ethnic identities.
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