Essay On Extreme Vetting
My hypothesis of the survey I am going to conduct is that most respondents will not agree on the extreme vetting or the wall, as a solution to the immigration problem. There are four reasons behind my assumption. The first reason is, the extreme vetting or the wall is infamous. It became unpopular due to the pronouncements then of now president, Trump. A second reason is many citizens assume that the extreme vetting or the wall is a discrimination against the Mexican race. A third reason is the Texas’ minority-majority demographic, in this case it’s the Hispanic race. These are the people that would be affected directly once the first alternative will be imposed. Lastly, there are people who believe that extreme vetting is a shutdown on immigration.
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The first two respondents are females ages 20 and 29, both are sales associates. The third respondent is a 20-year-old male, works as a saw operator. The fourth respondent is a 20-year-old female, and works as a sales associate as well at Nike. The fifth respondent is a 19-year-old male, works as a construction manager. The sixth and seventh respondents are female and male respectively, both ages 19 and are full-time students. The eighth respondent is a 23-year-old male, and works at the computer lab as a student-technical assistant. The ninth respondent is an 18-year-old male, and works at a grocery. Finally, the last respondent is a 25-year-old female who is a housewife and a student. This research I conducted is a qualitative type of gathering information. I printed out 10 questionnaires consisted of 3 sets of questions. The three questions I prepared for the survey are about the two solutions for the immigration problem in the country. I conceptualized the questions in such a manner to help me come up with data of what is the pulse of the respondents about the solutions. Subsequently, I went around the main building here at San Jacinto College, and randomly selected 10 students. For a balanced result, I unmethodically picked 5 male students and 5 female
The first two respondents are females ages 20 and 29, both are sales associates. The third respondent is a 20-year-old male, works as a saw operator. The fourth respondent is a 20-year-old female, and works as a sales associate as well at Nike. The fifth respondent is a 19-year-old male, works as a construction manager. The sixth and seventh respondents are female and male respectively, both ages 19 and are full-time students. The eighth respondent is a 23-year-old male, and works at the computer lab as a student-technical assistant. The ninth respondent is an 18-year-old male, and works at a grocery. Finally, the last respondent is a 25-year-old female who is a housewife and a student. This research I conducted is a qualitative type of gathering information. I printed out 10 questionnaires consisted of 3 sets of questions. The three questions I prepared for the survey are about the two solutions for the immigration problem in the country. I conceptualized the questions in such a manner to help me come up with data of what is the pulse of the respondents about the solutions. Subsequently, I went around the main building here at San Jacinto College, and randomly selected 10 students. For a balanced result, I unmethodically picked 5 male students and 5 female