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Immigration

Immigration

Introduction

Immigration is the process of people moving from their native country to another country for the purpose of establishing residence in that other country. There are two different types of immigration: legal immigration; and illegal immigration. This paper will discuss the process of legally immigrating to the United States; and the process of people immigrating to the United States illegally. The research will provide data to support that legal immigration is an accepted form of moving to the United States from another country. Evidence will also be presented to show that illegal immigration is an unacceptable means of ...

The American politics has systematic and radical transformation in the recent decades. With the increase in the number of groups that are interested in United States politics, the country’s legislative bodies have created various policies and guidelines to regulate the election and campaign process. The introduction of various policies and guidelines in American election system has played a critical role in shaping and influencing the campaign process and election outcome. Political Action Committees (PACs) and 527 groups are examples of the groups that play a vital role in influencing the United States campaign and election process. Therefore, the knowledge on ...

Introduction

Multiculturalism is the doctrine that several distinct cultures can co-exist peacefully one country as opposed to one national culture. No other country in the world exemplifies multiculturalism better than the USA. The country’s 317 million people spread across its 50 states comprise of people from all cultures (Healey, 12). Going by historical assertions, the USA was discovered by Christopher Columbus- who was an Italian navigator, explorer and colonizer. Columbus was one among many people from different nationalities and cultures who settled in the USA since its early days. As early as 1500 AD, the USA had played host ...

There are many incidents that I can describe that have influenced me into the autonomous person I am today; however, there is a particular incident that comes vividly to my mind every time I contemplate about my life. It was during the high school games in my school, in Texas after I won the inter-house 800 meter race. I have always been a sporty student and passive of an academic since junior high. I speeded past the finish line in the relay as the first and saw my housemistress on the other end of the field. I had never seen her ...

Are Today's Immigrants Assimilating Into U.S. Society? The united state of America is a home of numerous immigrants from all over the world. Apparently, the society is made up of different culture as history describes. The Native Americans are few, the many immigrants who settled in the country many years ago thus seem to be the originals.they assimilated the way of living, which made them comfortable in their new settlement area, overwhelm them. This migration has not reduced, as statistics shows, the population of immigrants in the United States of America increase with days (Alba, and Victor 123). ...

In the United States, members of sexual minorities began to fight for the right of marriage to each other in the 1970s, which evolved with the wave of mass movements for civil rights of racial minorities. This idea, which was originally categorically rejected by American society, gradually acquired the right to life. In 2002, after the European Court of Human Rights called for the registration of marriages of transsexuals in the United States, a new wave of debate and litigation, this time centered on the acceptance of homosexual marriages and their compliance with the Constitution of the United States. In ...

The ‘gang of eight’ unveiled a comprehensive immigration reform in April 2013 aimed at dealing with the 11 million illegal immigrants living in the United States and putting a halt to illegal immigration. The proposed bill by the group included the DREAM act principles to give assistance to immigrants who entered the US illegally when young, provisions for enhancement of border security and a path to citizenship for the 11 million illegal immigrants. The effort of these eight members should indeed present a political desire of solving the immigration menace in the US, though this reform should take into consideration past experiences before ...

Abstract

Immigration reform refers to the current political debate in the United States involving the ongoing political debates regarding to changes in the current immigration policy of the nation. Obviously, immigration reform is a major issue in America today. As of 2013, it is estimated that there are approximately 11 to 12 million undocumented immigrants in the United States and this has become a major political and social concern because continued flow of illegal immigrants is said to have negative implications (Gaynor, 2013). In order to address this issue, this paper will involve a review of recent newspaper article covering the issue with ...

Prestige Motors

First and foremost, I would like to commend Prestige Motors for respecting the religious beliefs of its workers. In deed, its commitments in finding for a space for them to offer their daily petitions are a show of tolerance. However, I would like to advise it to consider the diverse opinions of both the Muslims and other workers. It is true that laborers need to get a humble time during lunch breaks. These should be peaceful times when they should engage in informal interactions. Meaning, Muslim presence interferes with them. Therefore, the management of this firm should consider shifting these Muslims from ...

USA is known for being a country of freedom. Many people from other parts of the world come to the USA for their rights. Yet the citizens of USA are allowed to vote by law, and non-citizens(Green card holders) are not. My argument, therefore, is that the right to vote should be extended to all permanent residents of the U.S, rather than strictly holding some off by through the law.

Voting is one of the main events that happen in USA. People who are eligible to vote must have full citizenship of USA and can not be serving sentences ...