Citizenship Revoked: Denaturalization and Its Consequences
Books that explain the legal architecture, historical precedent, and human stakes of revoking citizenship from naturalized Americans.
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CitizenshipDaisy HernándezDaisy Hernandez offers a sharp, personal analysis of who counts as citizen and how citizenship shapes belonging, useful...Shelf signal: Immigration Policy
In the Shadow of LibertyAna Raquel MinianAna Raquel Minian traces historical enforcement practices and community impacts, situating modern denaturalization in...Shelf signal: Immigration & Emigration
Dear AmericaJose Antonio VargasJose Antonio Vargas combines memoir and reporting to show how enforcement transforms individual lives and public...Shelf signal: Personal Memoirs
Punishment Without CrimeAlexandra NatapoffAlexandra Natapoff explains how the criminal legal system brands people and produces collateral consequences relevant...Shelf signal: Race & Discrimination
SeparatedJacob SoboroffJacob Soboroff documents aggressive immigration enforcement tactics and their human costs, illuminating the practical...Shelf signal: Immigration Policy
Where Tyranny BeginsDavid Rohde, Eric Jason MartinDavid Rohde and Eric Martin analyze how executives and institutions can bend justice, helping readers assess political...Shelf signal: The Presidency & Executive