Toughening U.S. anti-immigrant policy has led to the expulsion of millions of migrants over the last twenty years, with consequences for their families. This article analyzes the reconfiguration of deported migrants’ families along Mexico’s northern border. The study’s mixed methodology analyzes the 2014 National Demographic Dynamics Survey and thirty-one semi-structured interviews with deportees in Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez. The quantitative findings indicate that among deportees, the percentage of non-family homes is greater and that of nuclear-family homes, smaller, than among returnees and non-migrants. Based on the interviews, the authors present a typology of the most common family arrangements among deported migrants, allowing us to ...
In this article, I analyze the relationship between the political actions of families of Honduran mi...
This chapter investigates the everyday (in)securities of Mexican deportees who have experienced fami...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 94-97).Deportation can affect a family in a multitude of way...
Deportations from the United States have led to the separation of thousands of undocumented mothers ...
Generally, international migration is associated with family separation and dispersion. In this vein...
Historically, undocumented Mexican farm workers migrated circularly, leaving family behind in Mexico...
Historically, undocumented Mexican farm workers migrated circularly, leaving family behind in Mexico...
This article’s central aim is to determine the demographical characteristics and point to some of th...
Abstract: This article presents the preliminary research results of a recent fieldwork in some munic...
This article studies the experiences of the non-migrating kin of Mexican undocumented emigrants to t...
In this paper I discuss some of the findings in my study of the encounters between female migrants a...
In this study, I examine the way in which deportation inflicts different forms of suffering upon bo...
The number of deportations in the United States has broken records under the Obama Administration. I...
Over the last decade, the number of immigrants deported from the United States to Mexico based on an...
In this study, I examine the way in which deportation inflicts different forms of suffering upon bo...
In this article, I analyze the relationship between the political actions of families of Honduran mi...
This chapter investigates the everyday (in)securities of Mexican deportees who have experienced fami...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 94-97).Deportation can affect a family in a multitude of way...
Deportations from the United States have led to the separation of thousands of undocumented mothers ...
Generally, international migration is associated with family separation and dispersion. In this vein...
Historically, undocumented Mexican farm workers migrated circularly, leaving family behind in Mexico...
Historically, undocumented Mexican farm workers migrated circularly, leaving family behind in Mexico...
This article’s central aim is to determine the demographical characteristics and point to some of th...
Abstract: This article presents the preliminary research results of a recent fieldwork in some munic...
This article studies the experiences of the non-migrating kin of Mexican undocumented emigrants to t...
In this paper I discuss some of the findings in my study of the encounters between female migrants a...
In this study, I examine the way in which deportation inflicts different forms of suffering upon bo...
The number of deportations in the United States has broken records under the Obama Administration. I...
Over the last decade, the number of immigrants deported from the United States to Mexico based on an...
In this study, I examine the way in which deportation inflicts different forms of suffering upon bo...
In this article, I analyze the relationship between the political actions of families of Honduran mi...
This chapter investigates the everyday (in)securities of Mexican deportees who have experienced fami...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 94-97).Deportation can affect a family in a multitude of way...