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    Five Major Eras

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    early Mexican immigrants did not have the intensions to stay a long time in the U.S.‚ just long enough to earn enough to help their families back home economically. Although most of the immigrants from Mexico were legal‚ the U.S. established the Border Patrol in 1924 and many began to be apprehended. The next era was The Era of Deportations from 1929 to 1941. During the Great Depression the attitudes towards Mexican immigrants hardened and became hostile. They were looked at as “taking jobs away from

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    There are a few various functions of police agencies such as patrol‚ traffic‚ juvenile services‚ intelligence and undercover‚ and special functions. There are many functions of the patrol and consists of protecting the lives of people and their property‚ repression of criminal and delinquent behavior‚ identification‚ apprehension and conviction of offenders‚ traffic flow‚ collision reduction‚ maintenance of order and public safety. Patrol functions are a major part of policing agencies. Traffic functions

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    Why Illegal Immigrants Are Bad For the US Imagine‚ if you will‚ the American Dream-a family sure to be successful in building a good life together. Now‚ unfortunately‚ Americans have to put the American Dream on hold because they have been relegated to “survival mode” due to the economic decline resulting in loss of jobs and homes. The American people are at a low point which is not helped by the tremendous amount of illegal immigrants entering the United States illegally everyday. The United States

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    Film Summary: The Wetback

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    narrator explaining the situation undocumented immigrants have to face on US-Mexico border to cross. Also‚ one tagline that is represented in the film is that every day more than 3000 people try to cross border and only 300 can make it. it’s tells that extremely less number of people can succeed to cross the border. In this documentary they represent two groups. One is border vigilantes they will secure the US border from non-Immigrants who try to enter in US illegally and other one is called Safe

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    Week 2

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    to speak. In different situations‚ officers may have to make an arrest to ensure the peace‚ but the appropriate order-maintenance solution often consists of less formal actions‚ like clearing crowds after a big game. Controlling crime is basically patrol and criminal investigation. Basic social service is calling police in an emergency situation. The majority of phone calls to the police are in need of social service as opposed to those relating to crimes. There are several factors that shape what

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    sides of the spectrum on what people agree on when it comes to this topic. The documentary “Wetback” goes in depth to show you all sides of this topic‚ the immigrants’ side‚ the volunteers at the immigrant safe house and the volunteers of the U.S. Border vigilantes group. You have the people that want to help out and understand the hardships that these people face in their country and the reasons for coming to the United States. Then you have the other side that believes that they have no rights and

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    of law enforcement include federal law enforcement agencies and the Military law enforcement‚ such as the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice. These two departments have several branches‚ such as the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection‚ Drug Enforcement Agency‚ Bureau of Immigration‚ and Customs Enforcements‚ Federal Bureau of Investigations‚ Federal Emergency Management Agency‚ Transportation Security Administration‚ the United States Coast Guard‚ the

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    Center in San Angelo‚ Texas on Wednesday‚ September 7‚ 2016 from 1000 to 1600 hours. Approximately 150 people attended the event to which some were pre-registered to attend while others registered that day. The event consisted of OFO and the US Border Patrol who were recruiting on behalf of CBP. The event also featured employers in the engineering field‚ communications industry‚ food and hospitality field as well as employers seeking qualified candidates within the field of law enforcement. Employers

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    Illegal Immigrant Problem

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    "If we were to increase fines 75 to 80 percent‚ we would probably have a lot of people out of business." The new immigration legislation nearly doubles the size of the Border Patrol. While the National Guard and active-duty armed forces personnel are used more and more along the border. Local police forces are also being authorized to enforce immigration laws. Possible solutions to the problems are helping illegal

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    La Migra By Mora

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    The setting of this poem takes place in Mexico. Since "La Migra" is Mexican slang for the U.S. border patrol‚ which implies the immigration theme of the poem. The poem contains some Spanish words because it brings comfort to the people who understand the language‚ and can relate to the poem. “I grew up bilingual and have no memory of not speaking both beautiful languages. Both my parents were bilingual‚ so luckily‚ English and Spanish were part of the rhythm of our home.” Coincidentally‚ Mora states

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