<aside> 🗒️ Notes for the group: Below are some information/resources we've gathered for reference! When planning how you would like to interact/share information feel free to use anything below or find new sources of information that might be helpful:) - Anna & Nafeesa

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Border Abolition

• Abolition Geography: Essays Toward Liberation (2021)

Border Abolition

What is border abolition?

https://twitter.com/muxercitx/status/1385722642074726401

https://twitter.com/HarshaWalia/status/1387170155281612801

Podcast Episodes

• The Funambulist Podcast: HARSHA WALIA /// An Internationalist Front Against Border Imperialism

Academic Articles/Books/Written Work

• Benslimane, Souheil, & Moffette, David. (2019). The Double Punishment of Criminal Inadmissibility for Immigrants. Journal of Prisoners on Prisons, 28(1), 44–65.
• Chak, Tings. (2017). Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention. Montreal, QB: The Architecture Observer.
• Larsen, Mike, & Piché, Justin. (2009). Exceptional State, Pragmatic Bureaucracy, and Indefinite Detention: The Case of the Kingston Immigration Holding Centre. Canadian Journal of Law & Society, 24(2), 203–229.
• Larsen, Mike, & Piché, Justin. (2007). Incarcerating the ‘Inadmissible’: KIHC as an Exceptional Moment in Canadian Federal Imprisonment. York University, 45, 1–25.
• Silverman, Stephanie J., & Molnar, Petra. (2016). Everyday Injustices: Barriers to Access to Justice for Immigration Detainees in Canada. Refugee Survey Quarterly, 35(1), 109–127.
• Walia, Harsha. (2013). Undoing Border Imperialism. AK Press.
• Walia, Harsha, & Tagore, Proma. (2012). Prisoners of Passage: Immigration Detention in Canada. In Jenna M. Loyd, Matt Mitchelson, & Andrew Burridge (Eds.), Beyond Walls and Cages: Prisons, Borders, and Global Crisis (pp. 74–90). University of Georgia Press.

http://www.prisonabolition.org/dismantle-transform-abolition-decolonization-insurgent-politics/

Some questions to guide your exploration: