Border Control and Deaths Exam 1
In 2003, 17 migrants died in Victoria, TX due to:
Suffocation from heat
The term often used for hired smugglers is:
Coyotes
Which of the following is not a view held by a nation-state perspective on migration?
a) Social order must be preserved and protected
b) Transnationalism is preferable over nationalism
c) Immigration must be well regulated
d) Strong borders are necessary
Transnationalism is preferable over nationalism
The more than 150,000 deaths associated with the drug war in Mexico between 2006 and 2014 are
tied to structural violence, direct violence, and state sanctioned violence. Which of these are a part of
larger structure that leads to these countless deaths?
a) lack of economic opportunity
b) unquenchable appetite for drugs in the United States
c) power associated with being a narco
d) all of the above
all of the above
The US border is an example of:
A regulated open border
What was immigration originally part of when it wasn't treated as a threat to national security?
Department of Labor
What did De Leon mean when he talked about "using nonhuman resources" for border control?
Deserts and dangerous terrain
On Day 1 of De Leon's "The Land of Open Graves", what did Javier buy from the small grocery store?
A. Three gallons of water
B. Eight cans of tuna
C. A loaf of white bread
D. All of the above
All of the above
Which of the following is a current policy on migration in the United States?
In 2003, 17 migrants died in Victoria, TX due to:
Suffocation from heat
The term often used for hired smugglers is:
Coyotes
Which of the following is not a view held by a nation-state perspective on migration?
a) Social order must be preserved and protected
b) Transnationalism is preferable over nationalism
c) Immigration must be well regulated
d) Strong borders are necessary
Transnationalism is preferable over nationalism
The more than 150,000 deaths associated with the drug war in Mexico between 2006 and 2014 are
tied to structural violence, direct violence, and state sanctioned violence. Which of these are a part of
larger structure that leads to these countless deaths?
a) lack of economic opportunity
b) unquenchable appetite for drugs in the United States
c) power associated with being a narco
d) all of the above
all of the above
The US border is an example of:
A regulated open border
What was immigration originally part of when it wasn't treated as a threat to national security?
Department of Labor
What did De Leon mean when he talked about "using nonhuman resources" for border control?
Deserts and dangerous terrain
On Day 1 of De Leon's "The Land of Open Graves", what did Javier buy from the small grocery store?
A. Three gallons of water
B. Eight cans of tuna
C. A loaf of white bread
D. All of the above
All of the above
Which of the following is a current policy on migration in the United States?
