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A ‘Migrant Crisis’?eedom, and exploitation. It finishes with two further crises relating to public opinion: a public debate made toxic by a critical absence of support for immigration and a crisis of confidence in the political system itself.

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Fear them to the development of immigration law and policy in the USA and Britain. This empirical section traces the different ways in which a ‘politics of fear’ has played a role in these countries’ responses to immigration.

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Introduction,ely did not realize how significant his trip might be for the history of immigration law. While he was away, a piece of legislation (the Scott Act) had been passed. This law barred him, and thousands of other Chinese immigrants, from entering the USA, even if they held a re-entry certificate. The da