Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics

Are you interested in understanding the complex and often contentious world of US immigration politics? Look no further than Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics. This groundbreaking book by Yalidy Matos dives deep into the moral and value-based nature of white Americans' immigration attitudes.

With comprehensive analysis of preferences on local immigration enforcement programs, federal immigration policy, and levels of legal immigration allowed, Matos raises thought-provoking questions. Is identifying as white always a commitment to maintain the racial status quo? Can it result in commitments to racial justice? This book challenges conventional wisdom and urges readers to examine immigration policy preferences beyond simple demographic shifts.

Through rigorous examination of public opinion survey data and the roll call votes of elected officials, Matos presents a compelling argument for understanding the centrality of morality in white Americans' immigration attitudes. By scrutinizing the conditions under which white Americans choose to reproduce a system based on white supremacy or repudiate it, Matos sheds light on the role of socialization in shaping these attitudes.

As immigration becomes an increasingly divisive issue, Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics is a must-read for anyone looking to delve into the roots of immigration attitudes in the United States. Through an exploration of how whiteness structures these attitudes, Matos emphasizes the importance of understanding the past to shape a more inclusive future. Don't miss out on this enlightening journey –order your copy now!