Josiah Heyman's guest appearances

Josiah Heyman

CMSOnAir

Joanna Williams

David Fitzgerald

Donald Kerwin

Joan Rosenhauer

Michael Chertoff

Ron Nixon

Kevin Appleby

Paola Piscitelli

Thomas Reese

Charles Schumer

Anna Gallagher

Cecilia Munoz

Roberto Suro

Charles Wheeler

Martin Xuereb

OwlTail

This episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Josiah Heyman, Professor of Anthropology, Endowed Professor of Border Trade Issues, and Director of the University of Texas, El Paso’s Center for Interamerican and Border Studies. CMS’s communications coordinator Emma Winters asks Josiah Heyman about a CMS Essay he authored with Jeremy Slack and Daniel E. Martínez. The essay, titled “Why Border Patrol Agents and CBP Officers Should Not Serve as Asylum Officers,” examines findings from the Migrant Border Crossing Survey and concludes that US Border Patrol agents and other CBP officers should not serve as asylum officers because they “abuse migrants, physically and verbally, with significant frequency.” In the episode, Josiah Heyman also presents a positive vision of the US-Mexico border and lifts up Annunciation House as an example of the openness and generosity of border communities.Related Publications:Why Border Patrol Agents and CBP Officers Should Not Serve as Asylum Officershttps://cmsny.org/publications/heyman-slack-martinez-062119/A Voice of the US Southwestern Border: The 2012 “We the Border: Envisioning a Narrative for Our Future” Conferencehttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/233150241300100201Does the United States Need to Invest More in Border Enforcement?https://cmsny.org/publications/essay-kerwin-warren-051619/

This episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Josiah Heyman, Professor of Anthropology, Endowed Professor of Border Trade Issues, and Director of the University of Texas, El Paso’s Center for Interamerican and Border Studies. CMS’s communications coordinator Emma Winters asks Josiah Heyman about a CMS Essay he authored with Jeremy Slack and Daniel E. Martínez. The essay, titled “Why Border Patrol Agents and CBP Officers Should Not Serve as Asylum Officers,” examines findings from the Migrant Border Crossing Survey and concludes that US Border Patrol agents and other CBP officers should not serve as asylum officers because they “abuse migrants, physically and verbally, with significant frequency.” In the episode, Josiah Heyman also presents a positive vision of the US-Mexico border and lifts up Annunciation House as an example of the openness and generosity of border communities. Related Publications: Why Border Patrol Agents and CBP Officers Should Not Serve as Asylum Officers <a href="https://cmsny.org/publications/heyman-slack-martinez-062119/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cmsny.org/publications/heyman-slack-martinez-062119/</a> A Voice of the US Southwestern Border: The 2012 “We the Border: Envisioning a Narrative for Our Future” Conference <a href="https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/233150241300100201" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/233150241300100201</a> Does the United States Need to Invest More in Border Enforcement? <a href="https://cmsny.org/publications/essay-kerwin-warren-051619/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cmsny.org/publications/essay-kerwin-warren-051619/</a>

Josiah Heyman on Border Patrol Culture and a Positive Vision of the Borderlands