Reproductive Justice at the Border: Migration, Bioethics, and Public Health Policy

1. Compare and contrast the Reproductive Justice framework and its history with traditional approaches to public health ethics as it applies to historically marginalized groups, and particularly to immigrants
2. Examine historical and contemporary health and immigration policy that affect immigrants’ rights to have children, not have children, and parent children in safe and healthy environments
3. Develop a novel normative argument about what a society owes to immigrants in a world with closed but permeable borders.