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The Necessity of an Attention to Colonization: An Addition to Mental Health Literature,mber of commonly appreciated fundamental epistemo-logical contradictions, the Eurocentrism within critical mental health often results in the marginalization of attention to colonization and race. When appreciated, this level of critique has the potential to share a dynamic historical critique that

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The Canadian Forensic Mental Health System: An Overview,eridge & Barbaree, 2004). Here, I will provide a brief overview of aspects of the Ontario Mental Health Act, the Criminal Code of Canada, and the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act relevant to the topic of deportation for those identified with mental health issues. The Mental Health Act

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Conceptualizing the Violence of Deportation at the Confluence of Criminal Justice, Mental Health, arate issues of violence within the construction, legitimization, and authorization of deportation for those identified with mental health issues in Canada. In order to recognize the historical violence embedded in contemporary practices and technologies or the violence institutionalized within profe

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A Postcolonial Document Analysis of Confluence,s study’s focus on historical continuities by attending to the temporal (that which is dynamic and changing and that which is continuous yet carried through time). I outline what is drawn on (partially) from Foucauldian genealogical analysis and how this method departs from this. I also illustrate h

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,Historical Data—Archival Artifacts: Deportation and the Enforcement of Undesirability,ust attend to the historical, political, and social contexts that have shaped the policies and practices that govern our current realities. The notions that criminal matters are separate from mental health matters and also separate from immigration matters, ignores the common projects of colonizatio

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,Case Studies—The Appeals Division of the IRB: Stories of Resistance,go on to the Federal Court of Canada analyzed in this study. These documents are the only known public records on deportation and were retrieved from the Canadian Legal Information Institute database and the Federal Court decision database. These cases provide both a representation of the technologi

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Confluence: The Untreatable, the Unrehabilitatable, and the Undeserving Alien,ivision, the Federal Court of Canada (when a judicial review is requested by the accused) as well as referenced legislation. Throughout the decision making, three thematically distinct arguments are made. (1) The accused has a biomedical mental illness that is dangerous and only treatable with medic

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Conclusion: (Re)Producing (Neo)Colonial Relations of Authority and Racial and Eugenic Systems of Vitice, disciplines, policies, law, and within the operations and technologies of contemporary institutions. The use of figurative language to represent contemporarily accepted forms of biological inferiority, inherent unrehabilitatable criminality, or to identify someone as an undeserving alien are n