Immigration The Line We Draw: How Nations Choose - Who Belongs - and Who Doesn't

Immigration: The Lines We Draw examines the legal, historical, and human dimensions of immigration in the modern world.

Author and legal strategist Jonathan P. Saunders takes readers on a nonpartisan exploration of how immigration policy shapes the identity of a nation. Through the lens of U.S. immigration history, court systems, and shifting border practices, this book explores what it means to belong, who is allowed to enter, and the consequences of exclusion.

Blending legal analysis with real-world experience, Saunders unpacks complex immigration issues in a way that is accessible to policymakers, students, and general readers alike. He traces the evolution of immigration law, explains the purpose of asylum and border controls, and challenges readers to consider how lines-both legal and moral-are drawn.

Whether you are a citizen, advocate, or academic, Immigration: The Lines We Draw offers an essential, balanced foundation for understanding one of the most pressing debates of our time.