The Three U.S.-Mexico Border Wars: Drugs, Immigration, and Homeland SecurityPraeger Security International, 2006 - 164 páginas
Payan traces the history of these policies on the border to discern and understand the evolutionary patterns and common threads that join all three policies together today. He argues that historically the border has experienced a gradual tightening and increasing militarization, culminating in today's restrictive environment. This book illuminates the ways in which border residents are coping with the stricter border security environment, and how they navigate their daily lives in the face of an increasing number of federal bureaucrats and programs designed to close the border. It examines the significant conflict between the government's efforts to close the border and the border communities' efforts to open it. |
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The Drug War on the Border | 23 |
Immigration and the U S Mexico Border | 53 |
Homeland Security and the Border | 87 |
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