SYB 240 - Sociology of Immigration

3 credit(s)
This course provides in-depth examination of the United States as an immigrant society, including both historical patterns and recent trends. Emphasis is placed upon both the immigrant experience and the United States as a host society. Topics covered include ethnic communities, assimilation, discrimination, mobility, transnationalism and immigrant politics. Special attention is paid to current issues, including anti-immigrant legislation, the status of undocumented residents and the social and economic impact of immigration.
Prerequisite(s): SYB 110.

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