Jennifer Lynn听Cullison
Dissertation Title:听The Growth of Immigrant Caging in Postwar America
Jennifer Cullison听is an Assistant Professor in the History Department at California State University, Stanislaus.听 She听earned her Ph.D. from the University of Colorado, 抖阴传媒在线.听 She is a specialist in U.S. history and global issues of race, migration, and citizenship. Her research focuses on U.S. immigration policy history and the human experience of, especially, undocumented immigrants and people detained by U.S. immigration regimes (the Immigration and Naturalization Service and, more recently,听 Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in the post-WWiII era. Key to her work has been the use of international archives, interviews, oral histories, and digital humanities. As the former head of a small university-civic partnership called the Realities of Undocumented Immigrants Oral History Project at the University of Nevada, Reno and as a result of her dissertation research, Dr. Cullison is practiced at creating oral and public-facing history.
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1)听鈥淪eparating and Caging Immigrant Families: Case Studies in South Texas from the Postwar Era through Trump鈥檚 Reign of Terror鈥 in听Violence, Migration, and Detention during Trump鈥檚 Reign of Terror and Beyond, Arturo J. Aldama and Jessica Ordaz, editors, University of Arizona Press.听听Forthcoming.
2)听鈥淰alley of Caged Immigrants: Punishment, Protest, and the Rise of the Port Isabel Detention Center,鈥澨Tabula Rasa, Special Issue:听听The Rise of the Border Industrial Complex: Biopolitics, Economics, Rights, Culture, 33 (January 2020), 225-269.