Immigration Video

	April 3, 2013 ISS Immigration Theme Project Capstone Lecture Michael Jones-Correa,Team Leader and Professor of Government Sponsored by the ISS Immigration: Settlement, Integration and Membership Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Global Trends in the Use of Immigration Detention Grant Mitchell, Director, International Detention Coalition Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Detention and Deportation of Migrants in Mexico: Challenges as a Sending, Receiving and Transit Country in the Region Gretchen Kuhner, Founder and Co-Director, Instituto para las Mujeres en la Migración/Institute for Women in Migration in Mexico (IMUMI) Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Panel 1. Detention and Deportation in Comparative Perspective: Questions and Answers Grant Mitchell, Gretchen Kuhner, Alison Mountz Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Local Police, Local Communities, and Immigration Monica W. Varsanyi, Associate Professor, Political Science, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, & Doctoral Faculty, Geography, CUNY Graduate Center Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 The Proportions of Deportation: State and Local Apportionment of Crimmigration Law Juliet Stumpf, Professor of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Panel 2. The RIse of Sub-national Immigration Regulation: Questions and Answers Monica W. Varsanyi, Juliet Stumpf, Michael J. Wishnie Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 30, 2012 Roundtable 4. Strategies for Immigrant Advocacy: Challenges and Alternatives Lucas Guttenlag, Tom Barry, Michelle Fei, Grant Mitchell Criminalizing Immigration: Perspectives on Regulation, Citizenship, and Advocacy Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 New Hispanic Destinations: Immigration and Ethnoracial Diversity in Rural America Dan Lichter, Ferris Family Professor, Policy Analysis and Management, Professor of Sociology and Director of the Cornell Population Center, Cornell New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 Mexican Archives and the Search for Old Immigrants in "New" Destinations Julie Weise, Assistant Professor, International Studies Program, California State University, Long Beach New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 Latino Immigrant Settlement in Suburban Atlanta Mary Odem, Associate Professor, Department of History, Emory University New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 Immigration Outside History: Local Histories, Collective Memories, and Immigrant Incorporation in New Destinations Jamie Winders, Associate Professor, Geography, Maxwell School of Syracuse University New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 The Imaginarium of Belonging: Place Attachment and Precarity in a New Destination Miranda Hallet, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Otterbein University New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	March 2, 2012 Black Exclusion, Brown Exploitation: Race and Immigration Status in a Construction Labor Market Elizabeth Fussell, Associate Professor, Sociology, Washington State University New Immigrant Destinations Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Generational Transitions: Divergent Assimilation Paths For Girls And Boys Jennifer Glick, Professor of Sociology, School Social Family Dynamics, Arizona State University Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Using Achievement Tests to Measure Language Assimilation and Language Bias among the Children of Immigrants Ilana Redstone Akresh, Professor of Sociology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 MOCHO o MATA’O: The racialized languages of Puerto Rican and Mexican youth in the USA Ana Celia Zentella, Emerita, Department of Ethnic Studies, University of California, San Diego Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Families and Illegality: Growing Up in Mixed-Status Contexts Leisy Abrego, Professor of Chicana/o Studies, César E. Chávez Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies, UCLA Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 There’s More to Come… Looking Beyond The Second Generation And What It Means For Assimilation Tomas Jimenez, Professor of Sociology, Stanford University Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Race-Neutral Public Policies and Racial Formation in the United States Leland Saito, Professor of Sociology and American Studies and Ethnicity, University of Southern California Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 “Ethnic/Race Difference 2.0”: The Reinscription Of Racial/Ethnic Markedness In The Academic Production of Diversity for Immigrants and Children of Immigrants In Higher Education Bonnie Urciuoli, Professor of Anthropology, Hamilton College Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Latino Socialization in Church Ali Valenzuela, Professor of American Politics, Princeton University Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Immigrant Incorporation Across Generations Louis DeSipio, Chair,Chicano/Latino Studies, School of Social Science, University of California, Irvine Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	December 9, 2011 Generation and Ethnicity: A Look at Political Socialization among Youth in Orange County, California Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Pofessor of Language and Literacy, Society and Culture, University of California, Berkeley Second Generation and Racial Boundaries Workshop Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	October 3, 2011 The Dream is Coming, An Advocate's Perspective Tania Penafort, Alumni, Cornell University DREAM Act: A Pipe Dream or Eventual Reality? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	October 3, 2011 Because We Can't Wait: Support for Undocumented Students Now Katherine Gin, Co Founder and Executive Director, Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC) DREAM Act: A Pipe Dream or Eventual Reality? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	October 3, 2011 Dreams in 2011: Undocumented Young Adults in Contemporary America Roberto Gonzales, Assistant Professor, School of Social Services Administration, University of Chicago DREAM Act: A Pipe Dream or Eventual Reality? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	October 3, 2011 Comments on the Dream Act Josh Bernstein, Director of Immigration Srategy and Policy, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) DREAM Act: A Pipe Dream or Eventual Reality? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Unregulated Work: The Perfect Storm of Economic Restructuring and Immigration Policy Annette Bernhardt, Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage Foundation and Policy Co-Director, National Employment Law Project Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Admitting Foreign Workers in a Comprehensive Immigration Reform Muzaffar Chishti, Director, Migration Policy Institute, NYU School of Law Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Labor's Approach to Immigration: How Does Law Matter Ruben Garcia, Professor of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Voices without Law: Immigrant Narratives in the Contemporary Workplace Leticia Saucedo, Professor of Law and Director of Clinical Legal Education, UC Davis School of Law Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Recruiting High Skill Labor: Comparing US & Canada Migration Policies Monica Boyd, Canada Research Chair, Immigration, Inequality, & Public Policy, University of Toronto Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Trends in the STEM Workforce and the Role of Immigration Lindsay Lowell, Director, Policy Studies, Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 Skilled Immigrants' Contribution to Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the United States Jennifer Hunt, Economics, Rutgers University Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	September 23, 2011 College-Educated Immigrants: Avoiding Brain Waste Through Admission and Integration Policies Jeanne Batalova, Policy Analyst and Manager, Migration Policy Institute Data Hub Labor Immigration: Good or Bad for America? Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project
	April 12, 2011 Immigration Kick-off Lecture Michael Jones-Correa, ISS Immigration Team Leader and Prof. of Government, Cornell University Sponsored by the ISS Immigration Theme Project