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SUMMARY:Symposium on the Ethics of Immigration Enforcement Panel
DESCRIPTION:Panel featuring Amelia Wirts\, Eduardo Mendieta\, Daniel Cal
zadillas-Rodriguez\, Dé\;siré\;e Lim\, Ben Jones\, Kathleen
Sexsmith\, and Jules Wong \;\n\nMany aspects of immigration law and
its enforcement\, in the United States and elsewhere\, fall short of wha
t justice demands. Some aspects of immigration enforcement&mdash\;like f
amily separation&mdash\;are especially egregious and the easiest to crit
icize. But it is far more challenging to formulate a coherent vision of
what immigration policy \;should be \;beyond just what it should
\;not be. Equally challenging is determining the ethical responsibi
lities of policymakers and law enforcement officials who must act under
nonideal conditions. Moreover\, histories of colonialism\, racial discri
mination\, and violence and their lasting legacies complicate the requir
ements of justice for present-day immigration policy.\n\nThe Symposium o
n the Ethics of Immigration Enforcement&mdash\;which will take place Thu
rsday\, March 17 and Friday\, March 18\, 2022\, at Penn State University
Park&mdash\;will explore these and other issues. \;This interdiscip
linary event aims to bring together researchers at Penn State in the hum
anities\, law\, and social sciences engaged in research at the intersect
ion of immigration and policing.\n\nSponsors for the event are the Rock
Ethics Institute\, Penn State Law Center for Immigrants&rsquo\; Rights C
linic\, Latina/o Studies program\, Department of \;Philosophy\, and
Schreyer Honors College.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/
event/seie_panel/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Panel featuring Amelia Wirts, Eduardo Mendieta, Daniel Calzadillas-
Rodriguez, Désirée Lim, Ben Jones, Kathleen Sexsmith, and
Jules Wong
Many aspects of immigration law and its enforceme
nt, in the United States and elsewhere, fall short of what justice deman
ds. Some aspects of immigration enforcement—like family separation
—are especially egregious and the easiest to criticize. But it is
far more challenging to formulate a coherent vision of what immigration
policy should be beyond just what it should not
be. Equally challenging is determining the ethical responsibilities
of policymakers and law enforcement officials who must act under nonide
al conditions. Moreover, histories of colonialism, racial discrimination
, and violence and their lasting legacies complicate the requirements of
justice for present-day immigration policy.
The Symposium on the
Ethics of Immigration Enforcement—which will take place Thursday,
March 17 and Friday, March 18, 2022, at Penn State University Park&mdash
;will explore these and other issues. This interdisciplinary event
aims to bring together researchers at Penn State in the humanities, law,
and social sciences engaged in research at the intersection of immigrat
ion and policing.
Sponsors for the event are the Rock Ethics Insti
tute, Penn State Law Center for Immigrants’ Rights Clinic, Latina/
o Studies program, Department of Philosophy, and Schreyer Honors Co
llege.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/seie_panel/
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URL:https://rockethics.psu.edu/events/symposium-on-the-ethics-of-immigration
-enforcement/
LOCATION:Sutliff Auditorium, Katz Building
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