Lit & Border News
John Washington, Austin KocherJohn Washington's essays toward the inexpressible
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snakes in the bureaucratic grass
“We don’t want illegal immigrants to live in fear,” one young woman recently told the New Yorker. “We just want them gone.”1
ICE Camps? - John Washington and Austin Kocher
I read a lot — more than was healthy — about concentration camps as I was researching my forthcoming book, and so my ears perked when a few of my favorite immigration scholars and analysts were recently questioned (by Kara Swisher) about wh...
A pivot point, not a retreat
We’re at a potential inflection point, not a slowdown. The government has been forced to tap — not slam — the brakes on immigration enforcement. (Emphasis on forced, and more on that below.) DHS Secretary Kristi Noem was exiled to a sinecur...
new book / new job
Something happens in the late stages of book writing. It has to do with the logic of language. You come back to a paragraph, something you first wrote months ago, for the seventeenth, eighteenth, or thirtieth time. You tweak, tighten, stet,...
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journalist/translator. -Lookout, New York Review of Books, The Intercept, etc. Next book, How to Close a Camp, coming this summer: https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2880-how-to-close-a-camp tips/saludos to [email protected] @jbwashing
I write about America's immigration enforcement system. Professor at Syracuse University.
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