LSA 2021 Citizenship and Migration Panels (Day 2)

The Law and Society Association Annual Meeting takes place in Chicago and virtually between May 27-30, 2021. The collaborative research network dedicated to Citizenship and Migration (CRN2) is hosting sessions every day of the conference (click here for program).

I’ll update the conference listings each day this week. Some highlights for the first day include (all times in Central Daylight Time):

Friday May 28

9 AM Settler Colonialism and the Myth of a Nation of Immigrants (chair Carrie Rosenbaum)

9 AM Refugees and Forced Migration: People and Systems Under Strain (chair Rebecca Hamlin)

11 AM Immigrants, Their Private Lives, and the Law (chair John S. Park)

1 PM U.S. Immigration Control: Lawyering, Detention, and Deportation (chair Amada Amenta)

1 PM Inventing Latinos: A New Story of American Racism by Laura E. Gómez (chair Devon Carbado)

5 PM Fruteros: Street Vending, Illegality, and Community in Los Angeles (chair Amada Amenta)

7 PM The President and Immigration Law (chair Cristina Rodriguez)

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