POL 230
Immigration and Citizenship · 3 credits · Fall 2026
About this course
The impact of U.S. immigration policy upon its politics and economy. The role of migration in globalizing politics and economy. Changing notions of citizenship in the age of globalization, including controversies regarding the rights of citizens and non-citizens, particularly in times of national crisis. Topics include: economic interests of immigrants, politics of change in immigration law, and the implications of globalization for citizenship and integration.
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