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    Is Immigration Positive or Negative? “No ifs‚ no buts” was what David Cameron‚ the former Prime Minister of UK‚ said about immigration. Immigration is a word used for people who move to a different country or region than they are originally from. An immigrant is a term used when we talk about people who move out of their country. There are many reasons why people immigrate to other countries. For example to avoid war and poverty in their home country‚ or for economic‚ political or religious issues

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    Sociology - Immigration

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    Immigration is the movement of non-native people in order to settle in a different place or country. People move out of their country of origin for many reasons. Whether it is for a better job‚ better education‚ or simply to be with loved ones‚ immigrants have come to the United States with dreams of living a better life. The United States is none other than a make up of immigrants from diverse countries. Immigrants have been coming to the United States since its founding and have shaped the way

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    Immigration does not hurt the Economy Since the founding of the U.S. more than 200 years ago‚ people have come here from every country on earth. Whether it be escaping an oppressive government‚ or just to find a general better way of life‚ people immigrate to the United States. Some people say that when an immigrant comes here‚ they are not used to our way of life‚ and therefore throw off our way of life and economy. They say that they cause more harm to the stable‚ tax-paying citizens of the

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    Illegal Immigration‚ good or bad? Illegal immigration has been going on for hundreds of years already. But‚ over the years it has been increasing dramatically. Illegal immigrants have been poured across the border to grab agricultural jobs during the worker shortages precipitated by World War II. The ranchers and farmers along the border prospered from the influx of cheap labor and they did everything in their power to keep illegal aliens from being deported Today‚ however‚ we find that immigration

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    Diversity and Immigration are such important parts of Canada’s past‚ present and future (N‚ 2014‚ March 27) . Immigration to Canada started 1604‚ first destination was New France‚ and then British North American. The Immigration to Canada started before her establishment in 1867‚ and it still keeps continuing to now. As Canadian Statistic‚ out of five people in Canada is foreign – born‚ this is the highest portion of foreign – born in G8. Why has Canada gained this portion? Let‘s have look at:

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    it necessary to have immigration into our country? What consequences would there be for your generation if our government gets this wrong?” Immigration is key for Canada. We have become an popular option from immigrants from all around the world. We are capable of giving them great opportunities‚ and a better life. In 2011‚ foreign born immigrants represented approximately 20.6% of Canada’s total population. Without immigrants; Canada will lose its potential. Why immigration is necessary for Canada

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    The Immigration Restriction Act‚ known as the White Australian Policy was one of the first acts Australia passed during its federation in 1901.This racist act restricted the entry of non-Europeans into Australia by means of a dictation test. The origin of a "white Australia" can be traced back to the 1850 ’s when resentment towards Chinese diggers progressed into violence on the Buckland River‚ Victoria‚ which resulted in the restriction of Chinese immigration. Closer to federation‚ Australia was

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    The Issue Of Immigration

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    Immigration has been a big problem for the United States for many years now. There are about “11.4 million immigrants living in the U.S” (Gonchar). Immigrants migrate to the United States from many places. Some immigrants do enter the country using a visa but then decided to stay to be able to work. Many people believe that amnesty will fix all of our nation’s problems of having illegal immigrants living here. It is unfair for someone to be pardoned for a crime when they have to go through a long

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    provide amnesty to a group of people who didn’t respect our country’s laws enough to follow a legal process to come here‚ it’s like we’re rewarding criminal behavior which sends the wrong message to foreign countries and encourages continued illegal immigration. Letting Illegal immigrants become legal citizens can affect in causing disasters in our country. The three main reasons are that they can overpopulate our country‚ which can also lead into bringing in terrorists and drug dealers and that would

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    Was the post-war rise in immigration solely due to economic factors? Consider at least two European countries and explain your answer. An immigrant or a non- citizen legal resident could be defined as an individual who decides to move to a country and lives there longer than a period of usually three to six months. One of the most heavily discussed subjects at a worldwide scale in post-war Europe was immigration‚ its effects and the rise of this event which was an essential factor when it came

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