Immigration College Essays Samples For Students

The article has two authors, James Barrett and David Roediger, thus giving the point of view of one of the authors is not only misleading but inaccurate. I would therefore give the point of view of both the authors, as reflected in the article.

In this article, the authors focus on the relationship between the Irish Americans and the “new immigrants.” They argue that the Irish Americans developed some sort of social capitalism through networking within the ethnic community. This was because of their extraordinary pre-migration experience in mass nationalist politics and church building. The Irish translated the elaborate ...

Introduction

"This is a story of an upper class Indian family (Ashima and Ashoke ) who moves as relatively new immigrants into Cambridge, Massachusetts with an aspiration for better and perhaps encouraging opportunities, and the focus mainly on their only son, Gogol. The whole family though struggles to have themselves conformed to the way of life of the average American. The major theme of focus on the story portrayed as a struggle for identity goes about Gogol life. Born to immigrants in Boston, Gogol is brought-up in the suburbs of Boston though with a name he hates- Gogol. To this young man, what ...

Discuss the Ways in Which the Chinese Community Depicted in Shun Li and the Poet Functions as a State within a State

Introduction

Shun Li and the Poet is an Italian film officially released in 2011. The film was written and directed by Andrea Segre, one of the seasoned directors in Italy. According to media and news agency interview sessions with Andrea Segre, his foundations in the filmmaking industry was derived from writing and directing documentary films, which he was particularly known for. This is why for those who were able to watch the film, it is highly likely for ...

The use and application of power are first defined by the social set up that constitutes a society and the country. A country is a composition of multiple nationalities with almost similar cultural practices comprised together in a formal political union and economic integration. Cultural practices in a country determine the overall application of law and practices that defines the do’s and don’ts of a country. The constitution of a country stipulates the scope of power of the government. In drawing up a constitution, cultural practices of the society are put into consideration so that the laws ...

Definition and measurement of the policy

Immigration has been a hot button issue in Alabama in particular and in United States in general. This resulted in Alabama State passing a tough immigration law. In 2001, Alabama passed the HB56. This is the harshest state immigration to have ever been passed in the country. The law attacked virtually every aspect of life of illegal aliens. Among the key provisions of the bill included: Banning landlords from renting their homes to undocumented aliens, allowing schools to check on immigration status of students and permitting the police to arrest any suspected immigration violators. This law thrust Alabama into ...

Introduction

About fifteen percent of the population in the United States is immigrants. Sixty percent of the immigrant groups locate their way from Asia. They are also referred to as the Asian Americans. Asian migration to the US was influence by the 1965 passage of immigrant Act; allowing people from China, Philippines, Korea, Vietnam, and India among other Asian countries migrate to the United States. The largest group settled at Hawaii. Today, Asian Americans are among the most established group of immigrants in the US (Cuéllar et al., 2000). This is because of their perception and virtue they hold ...

Immigration in America

Immigration in America began in 16th century with Spanish settlers, later English and French settlers joined in the 17th century. However, despite continuous immigration in American history, 1880 to 1924 proved to be the epochal period. Between the year 1877 and 1900 immigration took a different perspective as the number increased, increasing concern within the native-born white Americans as compared to the Indian people or black people living in America. During that period, approximately 7,348,000 immigrants entered United States. This led to increase in population from 49 million within 1880’s to 76 Million in the year, ...

For the purpose of these written questions, “AA” denotes Ahmad Abdallah and “TV” denotes the Advocate for the Thames Valley District School Board.
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TV: Can you please tell us how you were able to write many English language papers during your studies in Austria? Did you write these papers yourself?
AA: Of course I write these papers myself. I already have level 5 in English before I came to Canada and take the English as Second Language (ESL) studies. My English was already good enough to write papers.
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TV: If your English was already at a proficient ...

When people feel that their mother country does not offer them what they desire in life, they decide to seek it in other countries. The immigrant issue is an issue that many countries have to deal with human. Immigration is an issue that has been there for many years; there are, however, nations which have a high number of immigrants than others with the US being one of the nations with a high number of immigrants.
Immigrants who have moved to the US have given various reasons for their migration and why they preferred to move to the US ...

It can be seen that the chapter form a consistent flow capitalized on the thematic agenda. Non of the ten subtopics found in chapter seven has any irrelevant theme of agenda. Additionally, the chapter has provided important citations for every subtopic so as to accord credit to the originators of the text. It can thus be concluded that chapter seven of this book provides a firm ground for addressing its core topic of immigration.
Chapter 7 of the book Introduction Globalization: Analysis and Readings consists of major sub topics. The main topic covered in the chapter dwells intensively about ...

In the 1850s, California was declared a free state but there was the enactment of the Fugitive Slave Law. This law required that all the slaves who had escaped to return to their masters. In the decade, it was characterized by bloodshed as many slaves were killed in the process as they were being hunted. California in 1852 is seen to encourage the immigrations of the Chinese to come work on the railway line. This contributed majorly to the increased immigration of the Asians to the country. Later on in the 1870, the 15th Amendment was ratified; it gave ...

Introduction

Immigration into the country is on the rise. Rising number of both legal and illegal immigrants are moving into the country at an alarming rate. Illegal immigrants are significantly on the increase. In the year 2009, illegal immigration was on a record high of 11.9 million people. 6.5 million Of these illegal immigrants were from Mexico while 5.4 million were from other parts of the world (Popkin 282). Lack of efficient and strict immigration policies is behind the successful entrance of the illegal immigrants into US. The current provision of immigration policy allows only visa card holders to move ...

The Grand Torino is the story of an older man and his interactions with his new neighbors in the Detroit suburbs. The main character is a stereotypically grumpy old widower, and the new family that moves in near him is a family of Hmong immigrants; minority immigrants from Asia. The community is tight-knit, and very cloistered. Within the movie, there is conflict between a gang of young Hmong adults and the immigrants that have moved in next to the main character; slowly, the main character begins to win the trust of the Hmong community for chasing off the gangs, ...

The children of the Asian immigrants and the second generation have experiences in different ways. The children of the Asian immigrants were denied the opportunity to attend the schools. The schools were set aside the children of the whites alone. The cases of racial discrimination against the Asian immigrants went to the extent of denying the children the opportunity to attend schools. The denial of education was, therefore, the main way in which the children of the Asian immigrants were tortured. These children also faced the cases of racial discrimination and abuse. These children experienced cases of abuse the ...

Immigrant Experience and Teenage Love in Diaz’s “How to Date a Brown Girl (Black Girl, White Girl or Halfie)"

Throughout its history, one of the characteristics of the United States of America has been the immigrant experience that has developed on its soil. The hardships of these people, especially of those that come from Latin American countries, are one of the most important recurring themes in Junot Diaz’s oeuvre. This famous Dominican-American writer has been showered with praise from critics both at a national and at an international level, earning him many prizes and distinctions, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, a MacArthur Fellowship and a professorship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This short story is ...

The issue of illegal migrants has brought about dilemma leading to numerous discussions, debates and arguments. The number of illegal immigrants in the US is large, which led to the introduction of identity cards since illegal immigrants have been subject to victimization. According to the Wall Street Journal, lawmakers worked on crafting an immigration bill, which will enable organizations to prevent the employment of illegal immigrants. The whole process remained a controversy since it involved issuing of identity cards to both US citizens and immigrants. There have been other bills, which have been introduced in the past, but the ...

Question 1Of course, yes, I do agree, Let us look at the perception of poverty against overpopulation. When people are many in a certain state than there sources available there must be poverty in that state. People's consciousness tells them of their responsibility to aid them out of their despair with shelter, infrastructure, food, and the way to build up their nation.If people would avoid making babies, they would not be staying in poverty. Instead of cornmeal, these we should ship them condoms. Instead of antibiotics, we send them IUDs.Question 2Yes, the US government should stop funding these agencies. ...

Abstract

The issue on illegal immigrants has always beset the American society. Many immigrants go to America to pursue what most people call as “the American dream”, often believing that America is the “land of milk and honey”. The problem however, is that there a number of immigrants without the necessary legal documents. Two opposing views on whether illegal immigrants should be beneficiaries of government benefits exist. Benefits given to both legal and illegal immigrants include healthcare, education, housing and employment benefits. This paper aims to show the pros and cons of giving benefits to illegal immigrants in the view ...

Adaptation is one of the topics, which is being discussed among the scientists of all ranges. The main cause of the topic popularity is the fact that the development process that takes place in nature and society is aimed at adaptation to the changing life conditions. However, the transformation of society at the turn of the XX and XXI centuries led to very dramatic changes in society, and the modern theory and practice of adaptation needs serious rethinking. As part of transformation processes, one can talk about the transition from one qualitative state to another, what eventually leads to ...

Immigration: The Primary Element Contributing to the Society’s Diversity

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Introduction:

Effects of Immigration on Social Diversity
This section shall discuss both the pros and cons of immigration in the society and how diversity in itself presents the same values of pros and cons that make up modern urbanized locations around the world today.

Conclusion

This section summarizes the whole point to which the discussion is dedicated to; identifying the connection between immigration and social diversity. It shall provide a final definition on how these two elements make up the modern society that specifically supports the new system of new human living process.
Immigration is the reason why most urban ...

How the 1965 Immigration Act Changed the Situation of the Asian Immigrants in the U.S

The Hart-Celler Act also known as the Immigration and National Act of 1965 brought a number of changes to the US. This act put an end to an earlier quota system and established a new immigration policy based on attracting skilled labor and reuniting immigrant families in the U.S. It allowed more people from third world countries for instance Asians who were hampered from entering the US, to enter the U.S. It also accommodated refugees and gave them a proportion. In addition, under this act, approximately 170,000 Eastern Hemisphere immigrants were granted residence where every county received 20, ...

Introduction

The colours, red, white and blue are representative of the American flag that is hoisted in full admiration and respect signifying patriotism. Diversity is what characterized the American society, one that is tolerant, inclusive and respective of differences in opinions or standings. However, the changing times have brought modern challenges such as immigration to fulfilling this dream. This is further discussed below:
The number of immigrants arriving in America has skyrocketed over the years to reach an all time high. As Martin and Midgley (2003) quantifies it, with almost 90,000 foreigners welcomed in the American border, 1000 of ...

The move to grant driver’s licenses to the illegal immigrants was to ensure the safety of the state road and enable security officials to track residents who lived in the shadows. Although the move was regarded as a political strategy, the immigrants advocated the proposal. The congress signed a bill that allowed illegal immigrants to obtain a driver’s license. However, the plan received great criticism from democrats and republicans, as well as lawmakers who argued that it would provide an opening for terrorists. This also made Hillary Clinton, a presidential hopeful to disavow the proposal after waffling ...

Immigrants to the US faced challenges in the social and educational arena. Since most of them were brought in as slaves, they were poor and could not afford educational expenses. Such are the challenges that led to the mushrooming of civil society organizations to advocate for the rights of the immigrants and African Americans who were being undermined.
Civil rights activists such as Booker T Washington, President of Tuskegee Institute advocated for social and economic equality. Washington believed that economic equality would bring equal rights for the blacks. However, his belief that economic stability would enable the African Americans ...

Lowell town was named after Harvard trained and Massachusetts born scholar, Francis Cabot Lowell. Lowell was also an industrialist and died in 1817 at the age of 42 years. F.C Cabot Lowell had gone to Britain for treatment where he learnt about the textile manufacturing industry. At the end of his two years stay in Britain, he returned home and started applying the expertise he had learnt in Britain. Together with his accomplices, he opened Boston manufacturing company, a company established along the Charles River. (Coburn, F.W. 1920). The Lowell Company became so successful and was a great attraction ...

Native Americans are composed of several ethnic groups and distinct tribes within boundaries of United States. Indigenous people of Hawaii and Alaska are also identified as Native Americans. Most of these groups of people survive in a form of intact political societies. Other terms attributed to Native Americans are “Indians” or “American Indians”. These terms have been used mostly by academic groups and major news papers. The constant migration of Europeans into America since the 15th century has led to adjustment and conflict between new and old World societies. Most of these Native Americans relied on hunting and gathering. ...

The advantages of the U.S having a substantial immigration policy vary; immigrants have a better chance of receiving a good education in the U.S. than they do in their native country which offers them a chance at having a better standard of living. Second immigrants are presented the opportunity to experience growth both personally and professionally as they have a chance to learn new values from the people that they come into contact with. Immigrants are usually willing to work for less money than Americans because to them this is still a lot of money compared to what they ...

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Introduction

Over the last several decades, the contemporary world has experienced and witnessed an extraordinary and unmatched level of intenrational migration. Debatably, the people in the present times are living in an ‘age of migration’ distinguised by widespread spatial mobility of human beings. It can be said that this trend is currently running parallel to cross-border tourism or home-work/work-home movements (Nijkamp, Poot & Sahin 2012). It is significant to mention that “such developments are caused by an open space economy, by modern ICT developments, by the introduction of cheap and efficient transport systems, and ...

INTRODUCTION

In the United States today we have symbols, ideals, and imagery that we considered to be uniquely American, however, much of what American culture is based upon can trace its origins to many different sources. The people who came to the United States, beginning with the European colonization of the New World, came from lands far, far away. Some people came seeking new lives and new freedoms, others sought to make a better living, and some were brought against their will as indentured servants and slave labor. However, all of these people and all of those cultures and ideals ...

I will bring diversity to the Nevada University Engineering Class from my Vietnamese Immigrant background and personal interests. I am an immigrant of Vietnamese origin. My family immigrated to the United States four years ago. I will teach my classmates about Vietnamese traditions, such as cookery, social life, and spiritual beliefs among others. I also expect to learn other cultural practices from different parts of the world from my classmates. I am a bright student and my current GPA is 3.98. I am ranked among the top performers in my class despite the learning hindrance of a language barrier ...

When man was going through social evolution, there were certain factors that contributed in development of this ideologically structured community. Sociology is the scientific study of society and therefore, a lot of concepts of social behavior correlate with scientific hypothesis. Just like a drop of oil won’t mix in a jar full of water, a person is unable to blend in a society that he does not culturally or inherently belong to. People belonging to any society learn normative behavior from interaction with other social beings. For some sociologists, society is the actor and we as social beings ...

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Speech critique
President’s Obama speech on immigration was translated on November 20th, 2014 and addressed extremely important issues which concern almost every single person living in America today. Even though the first part of it is rather informative, tells about immigration, provides statistics and announces actions which will be taken by the President in the nearest future, the whole speech is rather persuasive because it makes the audience change their attitude towards people from other countries who live in America and look at immigration problems through another perspective.
In the introductory part of his speech the speaker provides ...

Research studies indicate that, undocumented immigrants, in everyday life, are perpetually affianced in social relations with the migrants who are legal as well as the citizens. They live in a close juxtaposition to various documented persons categories. Their illegality may be immaterial on a day to day basis to most of their activities and only becomes an issue in some context. Sudden legal reality is superimposed on their daily life even though they are unidentified from those around them much of the time. Illegal migrants are primarily labor migrants.
As revealed by the various resources, the implementation deepened as ...

Immigration entails the act of moving to a foreign and unknown country to live and work there. Over the years, many people have moved from their places and countries of origin to other foreign countries to seek better lives and better environments that can sustain their livelihoods. Most of the immigration took place beginning the early 1800s up to the 1930s during the great depression that affected most economies around the world, especially the United States. During that period, many immigrants moved to new countries, with most emigrating from Europe and settling in new countries such as the United ...

Illegal immigration is illegal and bad

Ladies and gentlemen, how are you? It is my hope that the information that I am going to provide on illegal immigration is helpful to you all and to our policy makers. The debate on immigration has been going on for some time now. There are those opposing it while others have a soft spot on the whole issue. Let us analysis the disadvantages of illegal immigration to our society. To begin with, one wonders when and why an illegal thing should be debated while the illegality is still occurring. Is possible for something illegal like illegal immigration to ...

Contrary to the belief of most of the people, the USA had no official language in the country. Though federal legislators have proposed making English the official business language of the country, that legislation never sees the face of the approval. The first ‘English Language Amendment’ (ELA) was introduced by the senator of California, S. I. Hayakawa. However, that amendment was rejected by the Congress. Though this proposal of making English the official language of the USA appeared many a time, it never turned into a law (Brice 2013). There is a huge debate on this issue. This paper ...

Introduction

Today, we are living in an age of mobility where the movement of people has been more extensive than before. About 2.5% of the world population has always moved for the last couple of decades. Asia is home to about 57% of the world’s population and is the main source of skilled migrants for several other developed nations. Nations like Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan offer wages and conditions that are similar to those in OECD countries, and carry lower fertility rates and aging workforces (Migration: A Global Phenomenon). Hong Kong looks for skilled temporary migrants and has introduced ...

Korea is a small country that is located in Asia. It is a country surrounded by China in the west, Russia to the north and on the eastern side of it lies Japan. The peninsula of mountains of Korea has been separated or divided into two different countries after the end of the Korean War in 1953. The two countries that were formed after the Korean War are the People’s Republic of Korea or also known as the North Korea, and the Republic of Korea or known today as South Korea (Korean American History, no page).
Korea also ...

Immigration to the American cities brought both positive and negative consequences. The positive impact was the development of the cities, where new facilities were constructed to meet the demands of the increasing population. These construction activities, including the construction of factories, created many jobs for both the immigrants and the native-born Americans. The development of the cities improved their infrastructure. Before immigration America was mostly an agricultural country, but immigration led to the increase of the number of urban factories and administrative offices. Industrialization attracted investors and their resources that led to the improvement of trade and economy.
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“Arizona Joins Other States in Federal Immigration Lawsuit” (Hennesy-Fiske) was an article I located in the Los Angeles Times. Arizona, which is a border state has joined in a lawsuit brought by 17 other states against the federal government and immigration agencies. The lawsuit was filed in Brownsville, Texas on Wednesday December 3, 2014. The reason for this lawsuit is that the states feel the president’s executive action regarding immigration is unconstitutional. Of the thirteen states involved in the lawsuit, two, Texas and Arizona are border states. Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona stated that is the court’s ...

Central America citizens have recorded the highest rate of crossing an international border in history by sneaking into the United States of America in their thousands over the years. With a financial crisis and hope of recovery in most of the Central American nations such as Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico, the immigrants make the deadly decision to illegally relocate to America. The immigrants can no longer rely on their national governments for providing them with employment opportunities and security to manage their families comfortably. It is therefore, not the citizens' responsibility to improve their respective nation's economy but to ...

America has always adapted to new immigrants entering its borders by attempting to create some kind of homogenous nation that recognises all racial minorities. Immigrants have had to achieve recognition though force or by adopting the attitudes of ‘Americans’ in order to fit into the American way of life. Various colonies from Europe such as the Spanish, Portuguese and French adopted a new way of life in the exploration of America in early American history. Some colonies failed and some assimilated unlike Native Americans and African Americans who experienced long periods of subjugation and racism. In many ways America ...

Immigration Policies and Laws

The development of immigration policies in the US has often, taken one direction that may be deemed effective in the 19th century, but not in the information age. Immigration policies were derived from the historical aspects of US nation establishment in the 17th century where, free white were only eligible for citizenship. This essay explores the other side of the truth, where Christian Parenti and the authors Rumbaut and Ewing share different view on the relationship of immigration, crime and policies in the US.
Christian Parenti, the author of the 2008 book Lockdown America: Police and Prisons in the ...

This reform is based some sections of the comprehensive immigration plans that are proposed as per the President Barack Obama. The legislation is yet to be approved. Amnesty that is being imposed by Obama regime as a measure to curb illegal immigration is projected that it will benefit 12-20 million aliens who are undocumented and are at present living in the United States of America. An amnesty basically s meant to forgive their illegal acts related to illegal immigration beside implicitly forgiving other related behaviors such a driving also working with falsified documents. The outcome that arises from amnesty ...

Settlement of California from 1865-1895 and its impact on the U.S. economy
CALIFORNIA FROM 1865- 1895 AND THE U.S. ECONOMY

and it’s impact to the U.S. Economy
The California Gold Rush, which started in the discovery of gold in 1848, has an important role in the massive migration of people from diverse culture in the Golden State in the remaining half of the 19th century. Although California was already home to Native Americans and people of other cultures, the Gold Rush has dramatically increased the population of this state. People from different places marched through difficult and dangerous ...

Introduction

Immigration has and remains to be a topic of concern across various United States context. The influx of illegal immigrants into the United States has resulted in the creation of various immigration laws and policies. Despite the existence of these laws, immigration remains to be a crucial concern in the United States. Overall, various laws that have been implemented to curb immigration have had different short and long-term implications.

Enhanced Boarder Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002

Also referred to as Public Law 107-173, Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002 occurs as one of the various laws enacted in the United States with ...

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You made a request that I perform an analysis on the pressure facing the immigration sector in the country. Immigration is one area that has faced many challenges in the country with the new laws and the conduct that the American society is facing. America as the country has faced the problem of immigration right even before the country was colonized. It is America that has made a record number of immigrants. This has made it even difficult to say who the rightful American citizen is. The love that most people have shown for America has made the ...

A close analysis of the United States demonstrates that there exists a significant proportion of Asian American immigrants. Worth noting is the fact Asian American immigrants comprise of different ethnic groups including the Japanese, Indians, Chinese, Koreans, and Filipinos. The immigration history of the above connoted ethnic groups exhibits certain differences. As such, the Chinese are hypothesized to have been the first lot of Asian Americans to come into the United States. However, it is of the essence to note that a significant proportion of the Japanese Americans occurs as the descendants of Japanese who immigrated into the United ...

Every sovereign nation has its way of managing the transit of people from other countries. Research studies indicate that US is one of the countries that allow frequent migration of people. To determine the means by which people to use when migrating, the United States government uses an immigration policy. The government needs an immigration policy that addresses the needs of people without discrimination (Barnett, 2002: 157). The immigration policies of every nation have various attachments and conditions that hinder some people from attaining a desired status in the country. The paper will examine the need for immigration policy ...

Dear Lieutentant Governor David Dewhurst & Speaker Joe Straus:

Immigrant families are likely to experience poverty and other hardships in the process of settling in Texas. Of focus to our group is the gap in meeting the needs of children of immigrants, particularly in regard to early childhood education. The research on early access to formal education increasingly points to the benefits to social development in children (Haskins, 1989). Amidst the evidence of the gains to be achieved among children in early childhood education, immigrant parents tend to demonstrate apprehension about its benefits (Tobin, 2005).
The Texas Education Agency aims to provide opportunities for young children so they ...

Argentina is a country that is rich in Immigrants from all angles of life. For five decades, it has been on the verge of receiving foreign settlements and had over 20% of immigrants in its total population. As a result, the nation looks at itself as an ethnically diverse nation, second to the United States. It is the ultimate melting pot of the Spanish world and showcases its national identity through citizenship, as opposed to ethnicity like other countries around it. The immigrants in the country are not referred to as ethnic groups, as in countries such as the ...

The issue of immigration in the United States is of the highest orders of importance. There is much that immigration does to affect a country. Setting an immigration policy that is followed allows countries to make decisions regarding who can come to their shores. But when a country has a policy that is not followed, they are unable to influence immigration. Immigration is of the field of economics because it affects economies and economic conditions are one of the biggest drivers of immigration. In this essay the analysis centers on why the current policy fails and what are the ...

Civil rights movement and contemporary politics are aspects that are surrounding the United States and it is all related to immigration. Rights have been made into bills, but still not much has been put into consideration. The reason behind such a perception is based on the fact that race determines the contents of the American community. Immigration to the U.S has changed over the years in a number of ways. First and foremost, compared to their initial stage of immigration, the black American’s have gained a tremendous positive difference (Romano & Raiford, 2010, 26).
It is true because they ...

Illegal Immigrants in Arizona

Illegal Immigrants in Arizona

Part 1

Introduction
Illegal immigration has emerged as one of most debated issues of the United States of America. America is considered as land of opportunities and this image of America attracts thousands of immigrants every year. Immigrants wish to enter into America at any cost. They make all legal and illegal efforts to reach America. Such influx of illegal immigrants has caused various problems for citizens in different parts of the United States of America. Phoenix, the capital of Arizona has been facing various issues due to heavy influx of illegal immigrants. This paper intends to ...

The Honorable (Richard Durbin)

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United States Senate

Washington, DC 20510
Dear Senator:
Dealing with substantial social problems is always the focal point of every political campaign. The formation but mainly the persuasive articulation of complete programs that offer solution in crushing and complicated social issues such as educational problems, inequality etc. is probably the most difficult task for every politician and for every politician’s staff to approach. Of course, the matter of immigration holds a distinctive position among those problems and one can say that it is the most popular nowadays. A matter which troubles the central government of states ...

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Argentina has a fascinating immigration history that the period of 1870 – 1914 became the ‘belle époque’ of the country. The country became progressive characterized by fast economic growth, huge arrival of the foreign capital and enormous immigration to Argentina coming from Europe . For centuries, the country is clear immigration country, enticing the largest number of emigrants in the region. Most of its travelers come from neighboring countries such as Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile, Peru and Uruguay and a portion of it came from Italy and Spain. Generally, people immigrating to Argentina have mostly ...

Immigrants face difficulties when they are caught in the middle of two cultures. It becomes difficult for some to easily integrate while others try so much to fit in amid several challenges. There is always an effort to assimilate or incorporate a micro culture into a macro culture in trying to make one homogenous group, but it is not as easy as it seems especially when members of the micro culture are not ready to accept the macro culture. It is even worse off when the micro group does not speak the same language as the macro group. In ...

Thanks to the voluminous information about how the United States became a melting pot of cultural diversity, I have come to appreciate the different ethnicities around me (Jacoby, 2009). The USA is appreciative of diversity and embraces all the different cultures of individuals who form the national heritage of what the country is today. I have learned that all cultures contribute to the identity and pride of our country, which would not, even in the slightest degree, be the same had they been missing. Every community contributed to the economic, political and social sphere of what makes the USA ...

Illegal Immigration and the Obama Administration

Introduction
The current influx of illegal immigration at the United States and Mexico border affects every aspect of American life. For each individual residing in the United States, citizen or alien, the legal status of each person should matter to all of us. Currently, in the United States, the majority of our hospitals, classrooms, and prisons remain overcrowded. We can no longer turn a blind eye to the political, social, and economical issues that have slowly resulted due to weak attempts to combat the flood of illegal immigrants crossing into America (Savino 88). Political analysts have suggested that President ...

The Nguyen family, coming from an immigrant status, is noted to be experiencing particular hardships in life especially in terms of dealing with financial woes that is brought to the family by the fact that they are living within an immigrant state of recognition. The same problem affects the learning process of the young ones. It could be noticed that somehow with such identity, it has become harder for the family to avoid social stratification, especially in terms of defining the way that they are to be recognized by the people surrounding them(CDF, 2014). While there are different ...