Criminalization of Migration and State Violence

This chapter examines the troubling relationship between expanding terror laws and the criminalization of migration, highlighting the resulting state violence. It explores how anti-terrorism measures repress pro-Palestinian organizing and impact domestic policing, drawing parallels to the post-9/11 era. The discussion emphasizes systemic issues in immigration laws, the intersection of racism, and the need for transformative justice over punitive measures, advocating for collective responsibility in addressing migration's root causes.