... This chapter frames deportation as settler carcerality. Settler power targets the intimate, proliferating gender and sexual violence. The chapter examines the expanded use of the criminal legal system to deport people from the interior of the United States. I argue that ejection through...

... deportation dispossession settler carcerality Indigenous sovereignty intimacy ...

... into conversation with Indigenous decolonial projects centered on self-determining relationships to land. Second, antideportation activism provides points of entry into the gender and sexual politics of settler carcerality, deportability, and the movement for migration justice. Third, the activists’ feminist...

... In the summer of 2010, organizers from progressive movements in Los Angeles formed a collective to pry open a space for direct action without police permits to protest Arizona’s anti-immigrant law SB 1070. These Tod@s Som@s Arizona actions illuminated settler carcerality as the combustion...

... the genocidal structures of settler colonialism directed at Gabrielino/Tongva, the traditional caretakers of the Los Angeles basin and the Southern Channel Islands. The chapter places Khmer and Tongva struggles side by side to examine the workings of settler carceral power. Khmer refugees youth...

... under conditions set by logics of sexual violence, murder, disappearance, and the carcerality of everyday life. In this scene of ongoing dispossession, settler states offer “trans inclusion.” Agents of this state position legislation such as the trans bathroom bills as the representative form of anti...

... projects in New York City, Philadelphia, and Miami. The chapter was written in the ongoing life of an anti-Black and settler colonial order, where trans feminine life and resistance continue under conditions set by logics of sexual violence, murder, disappearance, and the carcerality of everyday life...

... Chapter 10 examines the sun as a space of liminality within the extractive architectures of carceral conditions. The prison mine, as a liminal spatiality of lithic earth, cut across undergrounds, both racial and geologic. The subject position of the liminal occupies a different spatial zone...

... as an ethical imperative animates this exercise. The focus on freedom, even as an unrealized, perhaps unrealizable condition, forces readers to move beyond, if not against, the very grammars, practices, and traditional claims of justice. antiblackness Brazil police operations United States carceral...