Explores the political dimensions of migrant devotions, focusing on the ways in which undocumented immigrants use religious practices to navigate their precarious legal status.
Examines the role of religious institutions in providing support and sanctuary to undocumented immigrants.
Analyzes the ways in which migrant devotions challenge dominant narratives about immigration and citizenship.
Draws on ethnographic research conducted with undocumented immigrants in the United States.
* Argues that migrant devotions are a form of political resistance that can empower undocumented immigrants and challenge the status quo.