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    settle into. Immigrants left everything they had and knew behind to come to this new land of opportunity. Whether the reasons were economical‚ religious or oppression from their respective government‚ they wanted to be part of the great new world that was being developed west of the pond. A new world where all immigrants were welcome with open arms‚ where freedom was the common goal and everyone wanted to succeed. Leaving their home lands was just one of the many hardships that immigrants had to deal

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    a Successful Immigrant New immigrants come to Canada with a dream of a better life. Although the road to a successful life in Canada is filled with struggles‚ many immigrants fulfill their dreams in Canada. Similar characters can be found among those immigrants. The ability to adapt‚ tolerance for failure and determination to succeed are the key characteristics of a successful immigrant. The ability to adapt to a foreign culture and environment is essential for a new immigrant to succeed.

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    Immigrants By Par Mora

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    Immigrants‚” by Par Mora‚ covers the actions that immigrants take in order to assimilate into the American culture. Mora’s poem touches on a variety of different ideas‚ but the idea that stands out the most as the primary theme of this poem is that immigrants feel that they need to “fit in.” However‚ though immigrants of the past would certainly follow this trend‚ the immigrants of today follow a different set of rules. The poem’s central theme is undoubtedly one of “fitting in.” This notion is

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    Immigrants’ conflict in assimilation Introduction Immigrants in the United States encounter many obstacles and conflicts while they struggle to absorb the new society from old culture. They struggle in two different languages‚ two different cultures‚ and two different people parts of the world. For some immigrants‚ it is easy to make an assimilation of new society. However‚ for some immigrants‚ it is difficult to assimilate to the new society because they already used to with their traditional

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    Shavoney Flowers Elma Arzu May 11‚ 2011 Impacts of Immigrants in Belize Immigrants are generally understood to be persons who leave their country to settle in another counter usually for permanent residence. These people are sometimes referred to as aliens; these are persons who do not owe allegiance to their country. Allegiance is a form of fidelity said to be shown by the part of a citizen to his/her state. In contrast if the immigrant does not owe allegiance to his/her country and that person

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    Physical Punishment of Children The last two decades have seen a major international shift in the perspectives regarding physical punishment of children. Up until twenty years ago‚ physical punishment was considered a normal and popular disciplinary technique. Over the last several years‚ however‚ an abundance of research has revealed that not only is corporal punishment of children ineffective‚ it also causes many harmful side effects that continue into adulthood. Physical punishment of children

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    Challenging Obstacles for Immigrants Many people migrate to the USA for several reasons‚ to get better life. As we all know the USA is highly developed economically and technologically‚ and it can become a different world to most immigrants. Thus‚ immigrants face various challenges during the first and second year of their entrance in to the USA. Among the challenges‚ language‚ getting a job and culture are common for most of immigrants. The first challenge for immigrants is the language barrier

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    recent years there has been a significant influx in the number of immigrants‚ both documented and undocumented that have come to the United States. Each immigrant has a unique story about their journey to our country. This immigrant experience still shapes the broader American story by the influence that their actions and choices have on today’s society. From trying to get jobs to helping others get jobs to the very first immigrants‚ their experiences have molded the foundation of our very country

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    second generation immigrants; they were born in germany‚ and speak german. Interestingly though‚ many of these second generation immigrants still have a sense of being “in-between” as noted by Annika Marlen Hinze’s novel‚ Turkish Berlin: "[w]hile in the larger German society (as in the larger Turkish society in Turkey)‚ Turkish immigrant women and their in-between-ness stand out visually‚ in the immigrant neighborhood‚ they fit in" (p. 95). Despite the fact that Turkish Immigrants have had an important

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    that deporting the illegal immigrants would be a difficult task and a costly one as well‚ it would be better off just giving them amnesty and have them here in the United States to contribute to the workforce and the consumers population‚ meanwhile resolve their status as immigrants to citizens. As seen in politics‚ immigration is a very hot topic to this very day. We see immigration being used by the politicians to get the people to vote for them. When the immigrants come to the U.S. they aren’t

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