Como una institución cultural, la prensa juega un papel fundamental documentando y forjando la imagen pública sobre los migrantes. Este trabajo analiza dos ejes temáticos en la narrativa post 9/11 del periódico New York Times sobre la migración. La imagen que se creó durante el año posterior a los ataques terroristas presenta por un lado al migrante mexicano como un terrorista en potencia y por otro lado a la migración como un problema global. Es fundamental problematizar la retórica sobre la migración contemporánea insertándola en las raíces ideológicas que definieron ese momento y en el marco histórico de la relación México-Estados Unidos. La retórica mediática post 9/11 contribuyó al surgimiento de una nueva agenda internacional al globalizar esta representación.

ilegal; mexicanos; noticias; Estados Unidos; discurso; terrorismo

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