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Full-Text Articles in Immigration Law
All The Border's A Stage: Humanitarian Aid As Expressive Dissent, Jason A. Cade
All The Border's A Stage: Humanitarian Aid As Expressive Dissent, Jason A. Cade
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Immigration enforcement along the Southwest border between the United States and Mexico has long channeled immigrants into perilous desert corridors, where many thousands have dies, out of the public view. In response to this humanitarian crisis, activists from organizations such as No More Deaths (NMD) trek deep into the treacherous desert, hoping to save lives, honor the remains of those who did not survive, and influence public opinion about border enforcement policies. NMD's activism is not merely utilitarian but also deeply expressive; ultimately, they hope to convey the message that all lives -- including those of unauthorized migrants-- are worth …