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Lucas Kelley Publishes an Op-Ed on Borders and Immigration in the Knoxville News Sentinel

UNC-Chapel Hill PhD candidate Lucas Kelley recently published an op-ed in the Knoxville News Sentinel. Using his expertise in early American history, Lucas explained the history of borders and immigration in Tennessee to provide context to ongoing conversations about the United States’ southern border. Read his op-ed here.

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