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Fall 2019 – Ambiguity of crimmigration and the social effects of a 21st century polarizing presidential administration

Affiliations:
Project Leader: Joshua Martin
jomartin97@tamu.edu
Public Service and Administration
Faculty Mentor:
Dr. Brittany Perry , Ph.D.
Meeting Times:
TBA
Team Size:
2 (Team Full)
Open Spots: 0
Special Opportunities:
IRB Training, Publication, Presentation and Poster opportunities
Team Needs:
Socially conscious undergraduates that have an understanding of institutions in relation to race
Description:
This project takes a deeper dive on how federal immigration law, state laws, and local laws intertwine, creating a web of social and justice abuses that are for the majority unobserved. The social implications of this never ending web creates tension between the majority and minority groups within this country. When finally understanding where all these laws have stemmed from, we can begin to understand why and how this polarized administration came to fruition. The goal is to understand how all of this has created more tension with marginalized communities and perception of minority communities from the majority. Surveys and interviews will be given out here at Texas A&M to measure students of colors experiences at an institution where they are the minority.

Written by:
Jennie Lamb
Published on:
February 12, 2020

Categories: FullTags: Fall 2019

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