Racist by Design: Two Centuries of U.S. Immigration Control
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Racist by Design: Two Centuries of U.S. Immigration Control

by Kelly Lytle Hernández

History Politics Sociology
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Racist by Design explores two centuries of U.S. immigration control and the role of race in shaping policy. Kelly Lytle Hernández presents a historical examination of immigration systems, racial power, and governance, offering readers a concise framework for understanding this enduring dimension of American history.

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Racist by Design examines the history of U.S. immigration control across two centuries.

Kelly Lytle Hernández centers race as a key element in understanding immigration policy and enforcement.

The book connects immigration control with broader questions of power, governance, and American history.

It offers readers a focused perspective on how racial ideas have shaped the development of U.S. immigration systems.

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