Symposium: The 25th Anniversary of Proposition 187: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Integration and Political Identity in California

The UC Davis Law Review has published a symposium on the 25th anniversary of California’s Proposition 187:

The 25th Anniversary of Proposition 187: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Integration and Political Identity in California

• Latino Political Participation 25 Years After the Passage of Proposition 187: Opportunities and Continuing Challenges Marisa Abrajano – UC San Diego, Lisa García Bedolla – UC Berkeley
• Proposition 187 and Its Political Aftermath: Lessons for U.S. Immigration Politics After Trump Kevin R. Johnson – UC Davis School of Law
• Dreamers Interrupted: The Case of the Rescission of the Program of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Rachel F. Moran – UC Irvine School of Law
• Proposition 187 and the Legacy of Its Law Enforcement Provisions Huyen Pham – Texas A&M University School of Law
• The First Anti-Sanctuary Law: Proposition 187 and the Transformation of Immigration Enforcement Rick Su – University of North Carolina School of Law
• Reflecting on California and Prop. 187: From the Anti-Immigrant State to the Sanctuary State Rose Cuison Villazor – Rutgers Law School
• Recollections of the Legal Battle Against Proposition 187 Thomas A. Saenz – Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)

Pete Wilson 1994 campaign ad on illegal immigration

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