Immigration Law and Society delves into the intricate history and ongoing impacts of immigration law in the United States. The book centers around the Immigration Act of 1965, a landmark legislation that continues to influence contemporary debates. Author John S. W. Park explores how immigration policies have evolved in response to domestic issues and international relations, illustrating their profound impact on American society. Through detailed analysis of legislative changes and governmental responses, Park highlights the diverse reactions to these reforms, from collaboration to resistance. The work concludes by addressing future challenges such as “failed states” and climate change, which are expected to significantly affect migration patterns in the United States for years to come.