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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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    Why are immigrants a big deal in the united states? Immigrants are people who leave their country and come to another trying to find a better life. Immigrants want a better life for themselves and their families. Most Mexican immigrants come to make money and support their families. Mexican immigrants are working out in the fields getting low income just to make money. Mexican immigrants just come to make money and they don’t care how much they make‚ even though they deserve more than what they get

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    A lot of people think that immigrants are bad for very few reasons. Many think that just because most immigrants are from Mexico‚ they are all criminals. That is really not true because several people are judging all of the immigrants like if they know them. Immigrants should not be judged just because they come from Mexico or basically anywhere. People should understand about the benefits it would bring to our country like for example the economy would be better‚ education would go up and the country

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    My B1 Immigrant

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    The documents you received for a foreign credential evaluation are the original official documents issued by the institutions‚ such as the Ministry of Education of Turkmen SSSR and the Academy of Science of Turkmenistan. Based on the authenticity of all these documents [submitted to your agency]‚ the U.S. Departments of State‚ The Bureau of Consular Affairs with the Department of Homeland Security issued my B1 visa. It happened in April 17‚ 1997‚ when The Washington Times Foundation invited me to

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    paper will demonstrate how immigrant women’s cultures‚ contexts‚ and legal status increases vulnerability to abuse‚ creates barriers for women to seek assistance‚ and is used by perpetrators to control and abuse immigrant women. In order to do so Iit is important to recognize different forms of partner abuse and of the destructive effects of racism and discrimination toward immigrant women in Canada. This paper approaches the topic of violence against immigrant women from an "intersectional feminist

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    to millions of immigrants and their families. News outlets‚ polls‚ and the general insight into immigration widely stop at the first generation immigrants. This can paint a negative outlook on immigration and only show the hardships each person suffers. However when looked into deeper the success of second-generation immigrants is astonishing. As second-generation immigrants adapt to society more than their parents they are open to a wide range of success. The rates of immigrants born children and

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    How Immigrants Create Jobs

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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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    America because it helps improve the economy. Immigrants from everywhere have helped increase the United States’s GDP and the amount of taxes paid. Cesar Maximiliano Estrada‚ a writer for the Center of American Progress‚ wrote the article “How Immigrants Positively Affect the Business Community and the U.S. Economy” which states‚ “In 2013‚ for example‚ immigrants added $1.6 trillion to the total US gross domestic product.” In other words‚ immigrants are adding to the production of goods in America

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    In addition to being cheaper‚ it also requires less investment in human capital to hire an immigrant worker. The United States has plenty of educated citizens who are willing to work in the technology fields. However‚ these Americans require training. Employers see it as more expensive and inconvenient to have to train Americans. “The H-1B program ‘has become a major means of circumventing the costs of paying skilled American workers or the costs of training them‚’” (Nguyen). Therefore‚ when given

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    Many immigrants came to the United States for different reason and for a new opportunity. They came to America for a hope of starting a new‚ better life since they probably had a rough life back home‚ or to get away from previous problems back home. Once the immigrants arrived they were first medically examined by the medical examiner‚ me. As a medical examiner‚ there were many immigrants I saw as they came to me to be examined if they where medically cleared from any diseases or health problems

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