Immigration Thesis
Jamaal Weatherspoon
English 049
Professor Schuur
3/12/13
Research Prompt The data accumulated within my research paper is to inform readers how society is brought up to reject Hispanic and Latino immigrants rather than implement them within our economy where both parties are able to benefit.
In the article, ”Immigration Policy, Criminalization and the growth of the Immigration Industrial Complex Restriction, Expulsion and Eradication of the Undocumented in the U.S.” by author Diaz, Jr. Jesse, it explains how the immigration industrial complex is a system that is being used to eradicate Latino immigrants from society; to stifle their potential social advancement stemming from the Browning of America, an imminent and perilous demographic, …show more content…
“We test the impact of stereotypes on immigration,” states the article. Social relations, attitude, and ethnicity are extremely vulnerable in stereotypes. This type of social psychology is among us whether we are thinking about it or not. Multiculturalism is being taught within our schools giving civilians a different perspective of that person. Most Americans stereotype what they don’t know. For instance, if one were to travel to New York from California, the community assumes it’s always nice weather and a vacation every day. “Negative stereotypes are significantly larger predictor of ethnicity specific immigration preferences, relative to general attitudes about immigration. Race relations play a major role in society. Can we coexist is the main question. Between race, religion, and politics; one can only
English 049
Professor Schuur
3/12/13
Research Prompt The data accumulated within my research paper is to inform readers how society is brought up to reject Hispanic and Latino immigrants rather than implement them within our economy where both parties are able to benefit.
In the article, ”Immigration Policy, Criminalization and the growth of the Immigration Industrial Complex Restriction, Expulsion and Eradication of the Undocumented in the U.S.” by author Diaz, Jr. Jesse, it explains how the immigration industrial complex is a system that is being used to eradicate Latino immigrants from society; to stifle their potential social advancement stemming from the Browning of America, an imminent and perilous demographic, …show more content…
“We test the impact of stereotypes on immigration,” states the article. Social relations, attitude, and ethnicity are extremely vulnerable in stereotypes. This type of social psychology is among us whether we are thinking about it or not. Multiculturalism is being taught within our schools giving civilians a different perspective of that person. Most Americans stereotype what they don’t know. For instance, if one were to travel to New York from California, the community assumes it’s always nice weather and a vacation every day. “Negative stereotypes are significantly larger predictor of ethnicity specific immigration preferences, relative to general attitudes about immigration. Race relations play a major role in society. Can we coexist is the main question. Between race, religion, and politics; one can only