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State Sovereignty, Migration, and Sanctuary Cities in a Globalizing World

State Sovereignty, Migration, and Sanctuary Cities in a Globalizing World

May 27, 2020

Niskanen Center, Creative Commons

Sanctuary cities and sanctuary policies in the U.S. are a manifestation of the conflicts resulting from processes of globalization.

By Melissa J. Lauro
Gettysburg College

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Originally published by Student Publications 599 (2018), The Cupola, Gettysburg College.

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