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    has about 11 million undocumented Immigrants living in its cities and farmland. These immigrants work in numerous jobs across the country‚ the majority in physically demanding‚ low paying jobs in relating to agriculture‚ construction‚ and hospitality. The immigrants in theses fields provide many services and products that help the United States’ people. Agricultural products including items like strawberries and dairy products are produced through illegal immigrant labor and then sold to citizens and

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    DREAMERS POLICY 1. Should young immigrants who came to the USA as children be granted citizenship? Why or Why not? In my opinion‚ yes‚ they should be granted citizenship because of several reasons. One of these reasons is from the historical aspect. In fact‚ the American society consisted by groups of immigrants hundreds of years ago. People began migrating to America in search of money‚ safety‚ or escape from poverty in their original states. Thus‚ many immigrants from many countries gathered on

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    How Immigrants Create Jobs ` For many years Americans have addressed the issue of immigrants as a threat to the economy as they take away jobs from natives of the United States. People state that immigrants will work for lower wages and in worse conditions than a native‚ which makes them more desirable to employ. But‚ is this assumption accurate? Or do immigrants actually create jobs and help the economy of the United States? Research is now stating that immigration and unemployment are unrelated

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    education today is the issue of access for undocumented immigrants. Rights of undocumented or illegal immigrants is a polarizing issue due to political and economic factors. A 1982 U.S. Supreme Court decision entitled illegal immigrants to public education from kindergarten through high school; 50‚000 to 70‚000 graduate from U.S. high schools each year (Holland‚ G.‚ 2008). The objective of this paper is to analyze the pros and cons of undocumented immigrants receiving public education. Pros Caring for Children

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    Skilled immigrants in British Columbia B.C. 2 Skilled Immigrants in British Columbia Bringing skilled immigrants into British Columbia has become more and more vital than before. People can immigrate to another country according to their comprehensive abilities‚ such as cultural level‚ professional skills and language ability. Every year‚ there are 35‚000 people immigrate to British Columbia and half of them are skilled immigrants. The government

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    these children cross the border they are sent to a center to live in. These centers aren’t all that great. Immigrant children have protested peacefully about the harsh conditions at some centers. These children were confined in their rooms and were not allowed to contact each other. The children were various other unacceptable treatment. This harshness had eventually stopped when the immigrant children took action and told a local teacher’s law school students of their center’s horrible conditions

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    new-come religion challenged old traditions with new values by viewing the people who came to America and changing the way people thought. During the late 1800s and early 1900s‚ there are millions of people arrived in the United States and created culture conflicts with native-born American people because of they take Americans job away and make their own society. At the beginning‚ some Immigrants come to America seeking for freedom. Others dream of getting rich. As a result‚ the number of immigration

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    Internal Revenue Service in order to get a taxpayer identification number which allows them to track their income and permits them to file taxes. Around eight million of undocumented immigrants in America are contributing billions to the federal funds by filing their personal income taxes. Undocumented immigrants are adding around ten percent of Social Security which is rising on average for more than fifty billion per annum because they will not be able to collect the benefits of Medicare taxes

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    family. Just like Americans born here‚ immigrants dream for a hope of a better life. Immigrants have different motives for coming to America. As Yuliya Sandler‚ an immigrant from Ukraine in the late ‘90s‚ said‚ “One of the main reasons [to come to this country] was for the religious freedom” because that was hard to have in Ukraine at that time. Also‚ to have more political freedom‚ to have better opportunities and to have a great job. No matter the reason‚ immigrants risk everything for a chance to pursue

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    Should Illegal/Undocumented Immigrants be Granted Amnesty? Yes‚ I think they should be granted amnesty since they are here in search of freedom‚ liberty and happiness.Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda is the founding director of the North America Integration and Development Center at the University of California‚ Los Angeles. He praises the 1987 Immigration Reform and Control Act for granting legalized status to many undocumented Hispanic immigrants‚ who had resided continuously in the United States since

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