Summary Of What Immigration Won By Deepak Bhargava
Bhargava, Deepak. "What Immigrants Won." Nation 299.24/25 (2014): 9. Academic Search Complete. Web. 17 Feb. 2015
In the weekly magazine article “What Immigration Won,” Deepak Bhargava writes about the potential benefits, which immigrants could be benefited from Obama immigration reform. First the author talks about the President Obama’s announcement regarding immigration reform. Then, he relates the immigration reform to the protest organized by immigration movement activists. He called the reform as a victory to the immigrant-rights movement, and especially to those undocumented immigrants and their family members, who took huge risks to step forward. He continues his clarification regarding the immigration reform by discussing about the challenges faced by the immigration movement. He ends his article saying, “the immigrant-rights movement won America’s hearts when it started having the courage to say that immigration reform isn’t mostly about borders, economies and rules—it is about human beings” (Bhargava).
The author nicely expresses his positive reaction regarding immigration reform. He expresses the emotion of the immigrants in his words. The author is trying to express his support to the immigrants who get the benefits of it. He …show more content…
Max Ehrenfreund begins his article by citing a federal district judge’s opinion. He mentions that the judge said Obama administration cannot transfer out a plan to defer deportations for millions of undocumented immigrants, most of them parents of children born here in the United States. Then, he gives some explanation what this executive action does and raises question regarding legality of the President action on immigration. Finally, he ends his article by giving a hyperlink to read more on the legal debate about this
In the weekly magazine article “What Immigration Won,” Deepak Bhargava writes about the potential benefits, which immigrants could be benefited from Obama immigration reform. First the author talks about the President Obama’s announcement regarding immigration reform. Then, he relates the immigration reform to the protest organized by immigration movement activists. He called the reform as a victory to the immigrant-rights movement, and especially to those undocumented immigrants and their family members, who took huge risks to step forward. He continues his clarification regarding the immigration reform by discussing about the challenges faced by the immigration movement. He ends his article saying, “the immigrant-rights movement won America’s hearts when it started having the courage to say that immigration reform isn’t mostly about borders, economies and rules—it is about human beings” (Bhargava).
The author nicely expresses his positive reaction regarding immigration reform. He expresses the emotion of the immigrants in his words. The author is trying to express his support to the immigrants who get the benefits of it. He …show more content…
Max Ehrenfreund begins his article by citing a federal district judge’s opinion. He mentions that the judge said Obama administration cannot transfer out a plan to defer deportations for millions of undocumented immigrants, most of them parents of children born here in the United States. Then, he gives some explanation what this executive action does and raises question regarding legality of the President action on immigration. Finally, he ends his article by giving a hyperlink to read more on the legal debate about this