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53 UC Davis L. Rev. 1859 (2019-2020)
Proposition 187 and Its Political Aftermath: Lessons for U.S. Immigration Politics after Trump

handle is hein.journals/davlr53 and id is 1880 raw text is: Proposition 187 and Its Political Aftermath: Lessons for U.S. Immigration Politics After Trump Kevin R. Johnson* TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................................. 1861 I. PROPOSITION 187 IN BRIEF ......................... 1866 A. The Proposition 187 Campaign: Racism and Nativism at Work .................................... 1868 1. You are the Posse and SOS is the Rope................. 1870 2. The Take Over of California with Crime and Third World Cultures ........... ........... 1870 3. California's Possible Annexation by Mexico............ 1871 4. Those Little F---kers, Mexican Flags and Brown Faces ............................. 1871 5. Fears of California Becoming a Third World Country ..................................... 1872 6. The Invasion of Illegal Aliens ...... ......... 1872 7. A Spike in Hate Crimes .............. .......... 1873 8. The Racially Polarized Vote ................... 1874 B. The Successful Legal Challenge ............ ...... 1874 II. THE POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION OF CALIFORNIA ................ 1875 * Copyright © 2020 Kevin R. Johnson. Dean and Mabie-Apallas Professor of Public Interest Law and Chicana/o Studies, University of California, Davis, School of Law; A.B., University of California, Berkeley; J.D., Harvard University. Thanks to University of California, Davis, School of Law students Joana Peraza, Leticia Casillas Luquin, and Liliana Romero for excellent research assistance. Eric Gee provided invaluable editorial assistance. Thanks also to Professor Leticia Saucedo, the faculty sponsor of the symposium, and the UC Davis Law Review (especially Jessica Gillotte, Rebecca Brandel, and Alice Park) for organizing The 25th Anniversary of Proposition 187 symposium, which was held in November 2019. Last, but not least, thanks to the symposium participants, including Beth Caldwell, Rachel Moran, Huyen Pham, Leticia Saucedo, Tom Saenz, Rick Su, and Rose Cuison Villazor, for sharing thoughts and ideas about Proposition 187. This paper was prepared for that symposium. 1859

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