Illegal Immigration: Causes, Methods and Effects ( Global Political Studies )

Publication series :Global Political Studies

Author: Oliver C. Anderson  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2016

E-ISBN: 9781612090726

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781616680336

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Language: ENG

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Illegal Immigration: Causes, Methods and Effects

Chapter

The Who, Why and How of Migration from Central Mexicoto the Southeastern United States

Socio-demographic Profile of Mexican Migrants

Motivation for Migration and the Selection of Athens, GA as a Destination

Crossing the Border Illegally

The Lives of Undocumented Migrants in Los Duplex

Domestic Life

Work and Economic Life

Social Life

Public Life

Migration Trajectories of Los Duplex Families

Conclusion

References

Chapter 2 AFRICA’S DIASPORAS AND THE STRUGGLEFOR SURVIVAL: THE LIFE AND TIMESOF UNDOCUMENTED ZIMBABWE NATIONALSBASED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Abstract

Introduction

Magnitude of the Immigration by Zimbabwe Nationals

Methodological Issues

Profiles of Undocumented Zimbabweans in the UK

Reasons for Leaving Zimbabwe

Life and Times of the Undocumented ZimbabweNationals in the UK

(a) Social Challenges

(b) Political/Legal Challenges

Playing “hide and seek” with the police

Threat of Deportation

(c) Economic Challenges

They Cannot Find Formal Jobs

They Cannot open a Bank Account

Way Forward and Conclusion

Strategies to Stave off the Challenges

References

Chapter 3 ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION: A FEW PSYCHOLOGICALAND STRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS

Abstract

Introduction

The Reasons People Choose to Immigrate Illegally

Psychological Issues Illegal Immigrants Must Confront

Psychological and Structural Downsides of Illegal Immigration

Strategies for Resolving Problems

References

Chapter 4 THE DECISION ABOUT IMMIGRATION POLICY

Abstract

1. Introduction

2. Related Literature

3. A Simple Model

3.1. Natives and Legal Immigrants

3.2. Illegal Immigrants

3.3. Government

3.4. The Labor Market Equilibrium

4. Welfare Effects of Immigration Policies

4.1. The Enforcement Policy

4.2. The Amnesty Policy

5. Native’s Optimal Immigration Policies

6. The Political Equilibrium

7. Extensions

7.1. Restriction on the Access to the Public Service

7.2. The Call Effect

8. Concluding Remarks

Appendix

Proof of Proposition 1

Proof of Proposition 2

Second Order Conditions of the Utility Maximization Problem

References

Chapter 5 UNAUTHORIZED ALIENS’ ACCESS TO FEDERALBENEFITS: POLICY AND ISSUES

Summary

Introduction

Unauthorized Population in the United States

Estimates of Unauthorized Resident Aliens

Mixed-Immigration Status Families

“Quasi-legal” Migrants

Benefit Eligibility Rules

Pre-1996 Policies

Program Rules

Prucol

Current Federal Law

State Benefits

Determining Status and Eligibility

Immigrant Verification

Citizenship Verification

Receipt of Benefits

Selected Issues

Treatment of Mixed Status Families

Expansion of Documentary Requirements

Scope of “Federal Public Benefits” Clause

Competing Priorities for Emergency Relief

Re-emergence of PRUCOL with “Quasi-legal” Migrants

Refinement or Revisions of the Rules

Author Contact Information

Chapter 6 IMMIGRATION FRAUD: POLICIES, INVESTIGATIONS,AND ISSUES

Summary

Introduction

Issue Context

Definition of Immigration Fraud

Investigating Immigration Fraud

Historical Trends

Recent Activities

Removals for Immigration Fraud

Improving Document Security

Laser Visas

Biometric Visas

Legal Residency “Green Cards”

Employment Eligibility Documents

Activities Aimed at Immigration Fraud

ICE Immigration Investigations

ICE Forensic Document Laboratory

USCIS Fraud Detection and Admissibility

DOS Visa and Passport Security

Selected Issues

Inter-Agency Coordination and Performance

Priority of Fraud Investigations

New Technologies and Privacy Concerns

Competing Technologies

Privacy Concerns

Radio Frequency Identification

Chapter 7 UNAUTHORIZED ALIENS RESIDING IN THE UNITEDSTATES: ESTIMATES SINCE 1986

Summary

Background

Estimates Since 1986

Analysis from the March Current Population Survey

Analysis from the American Community Survey

Analysis of the Monthly Current Population Survey

Contributing Factors

Author Contact Information

Chapter 8 ESTIMATES OF THE UNAUTHORIZED IMMIGRANTPOPULATION RESIDING IN THE UNITED STATES:JANUARY 2008

Abstract

Definitions

Legal Residents

Unauthorized Residents

Methodology and Data

Limitations

Results

Overall Trend

Period of Entry

Components of the Unauthorized Immigrant Population in 2008

Estimates by Region and Country of Birth

Estimates by State of Residence

Estimates by Gender and Age

Next Steps

Appendix 1 Components for Estimating the Unauthorized Resident Population

References

INDEX

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