Bradford (Brad) Jones

Jones

Executive Committee Member

  • Professor, Political Science
573 Kerr Hall

Professor Bradford Jones is a teacher and scholar of race and ethnic politics in the US, immigration opinion, legislative behavior on the immigration issue, as well as statistical methods.  His research on these topics has been published in the American Political Science Review, the American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics as well as number of other venues.  Professor Jones' research examines the nexus between non-Latino perceptions of Latinos and how this relates to policy preferences on the undocumented immigration issue, voting rights and perceptions of discrimination among Latinos in the United States. 

Bradford (Brad) Jones's content

Lukeville, Arizona: There is no longer anyone at the border
VP debate: Walz whiffs on immigration, Vance dodges question and misinforms
Where Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Differ on Immigration, Border Control
Brad Jones for Washington Post
Brad Jones for Asharq News
U.S.-Mexico Border Razor Wire Returns
Under increasing pressure to migrate, more women are dying at the US-Mexico border
Border crossings in Yuma lowest since 2021 despite surge in Tucson sector
Migrant deaths climbed with temperatures in July; overall numbers still low
Border crossings in Yuma lowest since 2021 despite surge in Tucson sector
Migrant deaths climbed with temperatures in July; overall numbers still low
Southern Arizona border deals with huge spike in migrants
Now, more than usual, heat is putting migrants at risk
'Recipe for death': Record temps, policies contribute to recent string of migrant deaths
Florida official says migrants flown to Sacramento went willingly, refutes claims of coercion
Nonprofits in Tucson are preparing for the end of Title 42, as a new wave of migrants are expected to seek asylum in Pima County
How will the lifting of Title 42 impact New Mexico?
Migrant surge as US prepares for Title 42 end, explained
Request for Articles - The Deportation System and Its Aftermath
Family detentions? Why Biden is tacking right on immigration.