Jonathan Xavier Inda is Assistant Professor in the Department of Chicana/o Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara.

"Inda's Exploration of the racialized ethical manner in which unauthorized immigration has been managed is a significant contribution to the literature of governmentality."Anthropos

• Acknowledgements. Introduction: Government and Immigration.Part I: Ethopolitics and the Management of In/security.The Ethos of Responsibility.Making Ethical Subjects.The Government of the Marginal.Racing the Unethical.Part II: Producing “The Illegal,” or Making Up Subjects.Government and Numbers.Legislating Illegality.Practices of Enumeration.Surveying Routines.Ethical Territories of Exclusion.After 9/11.Part III: Anti-Citizenship Technologies and the Regulation of the Border.Governing Through Crime.Interlude.Assembling an Anti-Citizenship Technology.Interlude.Securitizing the Border.Interlude.The Aftermath of “Terror”.Interlude.Surfeit of Dead Bodies.Interlude.Dying in Abandonment.Conclusion: Iterations.Notes.Index.

Jonathan Xavier Inda is Assistant Professor in the Department of Chicana/o Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara.

"Inda's Exploration of the racialized ethical manner in which unauthorized immigration has been managed is a significant contribution to the literature of governmentality."Anthropos

• Acknowledgements. Introduction: Government and Immigration.Part I: Ethopolitics and the Management of In/security.The Ethos of Responsibility.Making Ethical Subjects.The Government of the Marginal.Racing the Unethical.Part II: Producing “The Illegal,” or Making Up Subjects.Government and Numbers.Legislating Illegality.Practices of Enumeration.Surveying Routines.Ethical Territories of Exclusion.After 9/11.Part III: Anti-Citizenship Technologies and the Regulation of the Border.Governing Through Crime.Interlude.Assembling an Anti-Citizenship Technology.Interlude.Securitizing the Border.Interlude.The Aftermath of “Terror”.Interlude.Surfeit of Dead Bodies.Interlude.Dying in Abandonment.Conclusion: Iterations.Notes.Index.

Jonathan Xavier Inda is Assistant Professor in the Department of Chicana/o Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara.

"Inda's Exploration of the racialized ethical manner in which unauthorized immigration has been managed is a significant contribution to the literature of governmentality."Anthropos

• Acknowledgements. Introduction: Government and Immigration.Part I: Ethopolitics and the Management of In/security.The Ethos of Responsibility.Making Ethical Subjects.The Government of the Marginal.Racing the Unethical.Part II: Producing “The Illegal,” or Making Up Subjects.Government and Numbers.Legislating Illegality.Practices of Enumeration.Surveying Routines.Ethical Territories of Exclusion.After 9/11.Part III: Anti-Citizenship Technologies and the Regulation of the Border.Governing Through Crime.Interlude.Assembling an Anti-Citizenship Technology.Interlude.Securitizing the Border.Interlude.The Aftermath of “Terror”.Interlude.Surfeit of Dead Bodies.Interlude.Dying in Abandonment.Conclusion: Iterations.Notes.Index.