The collateral damage of opening floodgates: Problems with Kevin R. Johnson’s arguments for U.S. immigration reform
pages: 299-314
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https://doi.org/10.2298/FID1304299CAbstract
This article is a critical discussion of Kevin R. Johnson’s discussion of current U.S. immigration policy and of his own proposal regarding open immigration as his views are set forth in his book, Opening the Floodgates, as well as some of his other works on the topic. Keywords: American Indians, environmentalism, immigration, indigenous groups, Kevin R. Johnson, open borders, population control, racism, restricted borders, U.S. blacksDownloads
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