Sociologist Golash-Boza offers a provocative assessment of mass migration into the US by putting it into a larger arena where laws that restrict free migration create a global apartheid that benefits Global North elites at the expense of the laboring masses in the Global South. -CHOICE Deported is a novel contribution to sociology and a student-friendly text that effectively serves both scholars of the United States and scholars of global migration. - International Migration Review Tanya Golash-Boza has written a brilliant book that demonstrates the social suffering and global apartheid produced by neoliberalism, global capitalism and transnational labor markets. This book gives a human face to the problem of mass deportation and reveals the tragic consequences of mass deportation for laborers in the Americas. This book is a major contribution to immigration, social justice and human rights literature. It should be required reading for anyone interested in global capitalism, political economy, human rights and immigration. -France Winddance Twine,co-editor of Geographies of Privilege Golash-Boza has written a timely, provocative, insightful, and important work about mass deportation. It encompasses deeply personal-often quite moving-narratives from the darkest corners of the global deportation machinery, before, during, and after deportation.This book must be read by all who care about the often dreadful effects of deportation on individuals, families, and communities-and especially by the policy-makers, legislators, and judges who, often uncritically, continue to craft and implement deportation from the United States and around the world. -Daniel Kanstroom,author of Aftermath: Deportation Law and the New American Diaspora