Professor Yalidy Matos new book, presents a novel understanding of how whiteness structures immigration attitudes and policy preferences as well as advances a new theoretical framework to understand white public opinion and behavior about immigration. It examines the factors that move white Americans to express more progressive views on immigration and theorizes at the intersection of whiteness and immigration through a race, ethnicity, and politics (REP) lens, which seriously investigates and engages with questions of power vis-à-vis race and ethnic relations.
