Amanda Frost

About the Author

Amanda Frost is a distinguished legal scholar and professor whose work illuminates the intricate and often contentious history of American citizenship. With a keen eye for historical injustices and contemporary policy debates, she explores how citizenship has been weaponized to exclude and marginalize groups throughout U.S. history, from the era of Dred Scott to the modern struggles of Dreamers seeking legal status. Drawing on her expertise in immigration law and constitutional rights, Frost's writing bridges academic rigor with accessible prose, challenging readers to confront the fragility of belonging in a nation built on ideals of equality. Her research has influenced legal advocacy and public discourse, advocating for a more inclusive vision of American identity.