Entry Denied: Controlling Sexuality At The Border

Eithne Luibhéid

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Migration, Refugees, and Integration Gender and Feminist Studies Asian American and Pacific Histories

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Entry denied : a history of U.S. immigration control -- A blueprint for exclusion : the Page law, prostitution, and discrimination against Chinese women -- Birthing a nation : race, ethnicity, and childbearing -- Looking like a lesbian : sexual monitoring at the U.S.-Mexico border -- Rape, asylum, and the U.S. border patrol.

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