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    Illegal Street Racing

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    Illegal Street racing Racing is a sport where gearheads build and modify cars and race against each other for fun‚ bragging rights‚ money‚ or even bet their own cars for pinks. But most of it happens on the street. Imagine you’re driving in a fully built LS1 Camaro with twin 67mm turbos‚ 200 shot nitrous pushing over 1000hp to the wheels. You pull up to the line waiting on your opponent. Seconds later a built 5.0 mustang pulls up next to you ready to race and we all know mustang owners think

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    Illegal Drug Use

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    Introduction Illegal drug use and abuse remains a pervasive social issue despite significant efforts to quell its existence. In fact‚ a recent report released by the RAND Corporation (2005) notes that drug abuse has become such a prominent social issue that substantial increases in prison populations all across the United States have been attributed to the tougher sentences that have been put in place for drug users. With the realization that current social policies toward reducing drug abuse are

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    Illegal immigration has been‚ and I believe will continue being a controversy in the United States for years to come. Many people who complain about these illegal immigrants aren’t quite aware of the prolonged process of obtaining a permanent residency card. Whether you agree with the current naturalization process or not‚ viewing it from an immigrant’s perspective could change your outlook on it. American citizens should be educated on this topic before they begin to express their political views

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    and more Americans head to college and aspire to get high paying white collar jobs we are experiencing a massive scarcity of blue collar workers. Everyone is chasing a college education; hence we have no one to the low paying‚ back breaking jobs. Illegal immigrants provide the backbone for the American labor force. If we are to deport them‚ it would create a huge shortage of laborers causing the economy to come to a standstill. America has been a nation that has been built by immigrants and we need

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    Jerome Louis December 12‚ 2011 Com 088 Illegal Immigration Illegal immigration is something that the U.S. Government has been struggling with for several years now. Illegal Immigration is an alien (non-citizen) who has entered the United States without government permission or stayed beyond the termination date of a visa. Undocumented immigrants are exploiting the United States’ economy. This is a serious problem that has to be addressed as soon as possible. Immigration is affecting the

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    Diego Flores The Benefits of Illegal Immigration What would our country be without immigration? Some would argue that it would be a lot better off without so many outsiders coming into this country. I would argue that the country‚ as we know it‚ wouldn’t exist. Our country was founded on immigrants who came for greater opportunities and freedoms. That is how this country‚ the United States of America‚ came to be. Immigration shouldn’t be frowned upon but viewed in a light of prosperity and growth

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    carbon dioxide and advanced indoor horticulture techniques are used by the informed grower to "push" the plant to produce the highest grade‚ most potent variety of marijuana‚ sinsemilla. If marijuana were legalized‚ the only way to eliminate its illegal trade‚ which is modest in comparison to that of cocaine‚ would be to sell marijuana untaxed and unregulated to any willing buyer. If the U.S. were to legalize marijuana‚ the number of marijuana users would increase. Today there are 15.2 million

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    the majority. For the item not include in the bill is‚ if born in the US to illegal immigrants that does make the child or parents legal. There is one exception to this though. With the child being and infant when discovered with illegal parents it can gain immunity due to it not being influenced with its age‚ this is only if the parents wish to allow the child to stay‚ if they choose to keep it‚ its consider an illegal as well. Once the parents decide to apply for immigration‚ varying on the child’s

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    Should Abortion be Illegal? Abortion has been a very controversial topic amongst today’s society. Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy and has been legal in the United States since the US Supreme court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. Women should have the right over their own body and reproductive system. The debate over the legality of abortion has been continuous for many years. Abortion should be legal because it is a fundamental right for woman. Pro-life advocates will argue that abortion

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    During that era‚ our second president‚ John Adams decided to pass the Alien and Sedition Acts. The “alien” part of the Alien and Sedition acts made it harder for immigrants to become citizens of the United States by a noticeable margin. The act made obtaining citizenship take an extra nine years‚ from five years to fourteen. This act also allowed the government to deport immigrants. Furthermore‚ the “sedition” part of the Alien and Sedition acts prevented people‚ including citizens‚ from speaking

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