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"When we think of illegal immigrants, we typically think about people from developing countries - Mexico, El Salvador, Peru, Pakistan, Nigeria - entering developed countries - the United States, Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany. According to conventional wisdom, those who make this trek leave weak, poor states in search of a better life in wealthy nations that possess the ability to track and monitor them." "Yet as Kamal Sadiq shows in this groundbreaking work, the conventional wisdom about undocumented immigrants is wrong. In fact, most of the world's illegal immigrants are not…
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4 editions- Other · English · 2010Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 296 pages · 9780199764631
- Other · English · 2009Ebsco Publishing · 9780199707805
- Other · English · 2008Oxford University Press · 275 pages · 9780195371222
- Other · English · 2008Oxford University Press · 9781281826008
Border crossingEmigration and immigrationIllegal aliensInternational SecuritySecurity, InternationalSoutheast asia, politics and governmentSouth asia, politics and governmentPakistan, politics and government







