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Las respuestas mexicanas frente a la Ley Arizona y el rol de los estados en la gestión inmigratoria estadounidense

Mexican reactions to the Arizona act and the role of the states in U.S. immigration management
[journal article]

Torre Cantalapiedra, Eduardo

Abstract

En el año 2010, la legislatura de Arizona promulgó una de las leyes más duras de la nación respecto de los inmigrantes indocumentados: la Ley Arizona SB 1070. Algunos expertos argumentan que los entes subnacionales no deben aprobar políticas relacionadas con la inmigración a causa de los efectos neg... view more

En el año 2010, la legislatura de Arizona promulgó una de las leyes más duras de la nación respecto de los inmigrantes indocumentados: la Ley Arizona SB 1070. Algunos expertos argumentan que los entes subnacionales no deben aprobar políticas relacionadas con la inmigración a causa de los efectos negativos que las represalias de terceros países tendrían sobre las relaciones diplomáticas y económicas de Estados Unidos con aquéllos y sobre su propia economía. En sentido opuesto, Spiro (1994 y 2001) señala que en la actualidad los estados distinguen cuando una medida corresponde a un ente subnacional, dando respuestas focalizadas al mismo y no en contra del país en su conjunto. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar hasta qué punto el panorama actual de las relaciones entre México y Estados Unidos corresponde a una de estas dos perspectivas. Asimismo, se ubica esta discusión particular en el debate más amplio sobre si los estados de la Unión Americana podrían o deberían asumir un papel más activo en la gestión migratoria. Para el logro de estos objetivos se analizan las respuestas mexicanas frente a la aprobación de la SB 1070 y los efectos de la misma sobre las relaciones entre ambos países.... view less


The Arizona Congress issued in 2010 one of the toughest acts concerning undocumented immigration - the Arizona sb 1070. Some experts argue that subnational agencies should not pass immigration related policies in view of the potential negative impact of retaliation by third countries on both the di... view more

The Arizona Congress issued in 2010 one of the toughest acts concerning undocumented immigration - the Arizona sb 1070. Some experts argue that subnational agencies should not pass immigration related policies in view of the potential negative impact of retaliation by third countries on both the diplomatic and economic relationships between the US and those countries and on their own economy. Conversely, Spiro (1994; 2001) stresses that nowadays states can identify whether a measure has been taken by a subnational agency in particular, and they can thus implement a focused reaction rather than targeting the whole country. The purpose of this work is to establish to what extent the current status of Mexico-US relationship is represented by either one of those perspectives. Also, this particular discussion is placed within the broader issue concerning whether the US states could and/or should play a more active role on immigration management. Bearing these goals in mind, we explore Mexico's reactions to the sb 1070 passage as well as the impact of the Arizona Act on US-Mexican relations.... view less

Classification
Migration, Sociology of Migration
International Relations, International Politics, Foreign Affairs, Development Policy

Free Keywords
immigration policy; international migration; US-Mexican relations; undocumented immigrants; Arizona sb 1070; federalism of immigration

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2017

Page/Pages
p. 17-43

Journal
Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, 62 (2017) 229

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/S0185-1918(17)30002-8

ISSN
2448-492X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0


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