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Practice Test 12
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A secondary source excerpt argues that borders are produced through state practices: mapping, census-taking, checkpoints, and legal categories (citizen, refugee, undocumented). It highlights that these practices can selectively restrict certain groups while facilitating others, making borders “thick” with procedures rather than just lines. Which policy most directly reflects this institutional view of border control?
A secondary source excerpt argues that borders are produced through state practices: mapping, census-taking, checkpoints, and legal categories (citizen, refugee, undocumented). It highlights that these practices can selectively restrict certain groups while facilitating others, making borders “thick” with procedures rather than just lines. Which policy most directly reflects this institutional view of border control?