Department: Criminal Justice Sciences
Description: This course covers historical and contemporary debates related to immigration, crime, and immigration enforcement. We will interrogate and debunk the widespread myth that associates immigrants with criminality, critique the political arguments used to justify merging of criminal and immigration law, and discuss the consequences of contemporary immigration enforcement for communities.
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: 45 hours completed
Graduation Requirement: IDEAS - Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access in U.S. Society. This graduation requirement is for all students, starting with students following the 2023-2024 catalog.
Dates: 08/19/2024 - 12/07/2024
Location: Online
Instructor: Marta Ascherio
Class Notes: Asynchronous Online
Textbooks are not required for this section.
Meeting Times:
Instructor: Marta Ascherio
Textbooks are not required for this section.