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Expelling the Surplus

visibility and clarity? By going beneath the radar and by slipping between the categories of definition, they may have room to become something else. While refugees in camps and inmates in prisons are rendered invisible to mainstream society by being physically removed from the streets, they are conceptually visible and visible as objects of government, be it private security firms or the UNHCR. Clandestine refugees and the homeless on the other hand are invisible to the modes of government because they slip between the masks of control. Meanwhile, they are visible – on occasion at least – to anyone and everyone, potentially reminding us of the brutal expulsions taking place right in front of us.