Titlebook: Deportation and Return in a Border-Restricted World; Experiences in Mexic Bryan Roberts,Cecilia Menjívar,Nestor P. Rodríguez Book 2017 Spri

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Migration Times and Ethnic Identity: Mexican Migration to the US Over Three Generations family strategies of survival and how it affects transnational identities in both the US and Mexico. Using the concepts of family time and industrial time (labor markets and urbanization), and adding that of migration time (the dominant US migration policy), it looks at migrant family economies and

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Return Migrants and Potential Challenges for Future Legal Migration: Guatemalan Casesxperience of violence, known as the “scorched earth” policy, adopted by the Guatemalan government during the 1980s as a means to defeat the guerrillas. Guatemala’s difficult conditions and the transnational social networks migrants created facilitated increased migration from the 1990s until today.

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Trapped at the Border: The Difficult Integration of Veterans, Families, and Christians in Tijuanagovernment. Adjacent to Southern California, Tijuana has long been a major destination for Mexican migrants headed north to the United States. The chapter uses data from the . (Survey on Migration on the Northern Border of Mexico), as well as data from ethnographic observations, semi-structured inte