Nancy Hiemstra is a political geographer whose research focuses on US immigration enforcement policies. She is the author of Detain and Deport: The Chaotic U.S. Immigration Enforcement Regime and co-editor of Intimate Economies of Immigration Detention. She is Associate Professor at Stony Brook University in Long Island, New York, US.
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Introduction: Immigration Detention Inc.'s deep dependencies 1. Probing U.S. Detention's Unhealthy Growth 2. "Meatballs that smell like fecal matter": When Bad Food is the Business Model 3. "Cost containment" and Litigation: The Institutionalization of Medical Neglect 4. Starved for Profit: How Migrants Become Captive Consumers and Coerced Workers 5. The Accountability Industry: Rubber-stamping Bad Care 6. Breaking Unjust Detention Dependencies Afterword: Chaos and Cruelty in the First Month of the Second Trump Administration Notes Index
Introduction: Immigration Detention Inc.'s deep dependencies 1. Probing U.S. Detention's Unhealthy Growth 2. "Meatballs that smell like fecal matter": When Bad Food is the Business Model 3. "Cost containment" and Litigation: The Institutionalization of Medical Neglect 4. Starved for Profit: How Migrants Become Captive Consumers and Coerced Workers 5. The Accountability Industry: Rubber-stamping Bad Care 6. Breaking Unjust Detention Dependencies Afterword: Chaos and Cruelty in the First Month of the Second Trump Administration Notes Index
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