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Reading #2 Key Terms
100

Professor at UC Davis

Who is Ga Young Chung

100

Refers to serving time in jail and then still facing the possibility of deportation despite already paying your debt to society.

What is“Double Jeopardy of Deportation”?

100

A person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country

What is Immigrant

100

A stereotype that portrays Asian Americans as successful, hardworking, and compliant, which  is often used to devalue other racial groups

What is model minority myth?

200

Research interests: activism, social movements, citizenship, critical youth and ethnic studies

What is Soo Ah Kwon?

200

Government runs  like a business. Instead of directly helping people through public services and other aid, it’s essentially your responsibility to “figure it out” in capitalist America.

What is "Neoliberalism"?

200

The act of sending non citizens to other places

What is Deportation 

200

Korean American Students in Solidarity

What is KASS

300

Research interests: undocumented immigration, racialization, education and activism, critical race theory, and transnational Korean ideologies.

Who is Ga Young Chung

300

Ways in which a powerful country can control nations other rather than direct military conquest.

What is "Imperial Statecraft"?

300

Someone who has fled their country due to persecution or a threat of human rights violations

What is Refugee
300

temporarily delays the deportation of people without documentation who came to the U.S. as children

What is DADC

400

Associate Professor of Asian American Studies at the University of Illinois with a PhD from UC. Berkeley.

What is Soo Ah Kwon?

400

Law in place that makes it easier to deport legal residents/refugees  for minor crimes. Particularly, Cambodian refugees.

What is "Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) of 1996"?

400

The United states is a representative of Democracy and the citizens vote for officials who represent them in times of need 

What is American meritocracy

400

A metaphor describing the invisible hardship faced by undocumented Korean immigrants.

What is Undocumented Korean Box

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