September 30, 2015
4:00PM - 5:00PM
MLK Auditorium, Hale Hall
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Rick Baldoz, The 1965 Immigration Act & the Changing Contours of the U.S. Border Regime
Time: 4 p.m.
Event Host: Diversity & Identity Studies Collective at OSU (DISCO)
Short Description: This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe. This talk, given by Rick Baldoz (Oberlin College), will explore the domestic and foreign policy concerns that served as the backdrop to the passage and implementation of the 1965 Immigration Act. We will also examine the relationship between the push for immigration reform and the larger civil rights revolution of the 1960s.Visit DISCO events for more information.
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2015-09-30 16:00:00
2015-09-30 17:00:00
Rick Baldoz, The 1965 Immigration Act & the Changing Contours of the U.S. Border Regime
Time: 4 p.m.
Event Host: Diversity & Identity Studies Collective at OSU (DISCO)
Short Description: This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe. This talk, given by Rick Baldoz (Oberlin College), will explore the domestic and foreign policy concerns that served as the backdrop to the passage and implementation of the 1965 Immigration Act. We will also examine the relationship between the push for immigration reform and the larger civil rights revolution of the 1960s.Visit DISCO events for more information.
MLK Auditorium, Hale Hall
College of Arts and Sciences
asccomm@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Time: 4 p.m.
Event Host: Diversity & Identity Studies Collective at OSU (DISCO)
Short Description: This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe.
Event Host: Diversity & Identity Studies Collective at OSU (DISCO)
Short Description: This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act. This historic piece of legislation is widely celebrated for abolishing the infamous “national origins” quota system that that gave special preference to immigrants from Western Europe while effectively barring newcomers from Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe. This talk, given by Rick Baldoz (Oberlin College), will explore the domestic and foreign policy concerns that served as the backdrop to the passage and implementation of the 1965 Immigration Act. We will also examine the relationship between the push for immigration reform and the larger civil rights revolution of the 1960s.
Visit DISCO events for more information.
