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    provide amnesty to a group of people who didn’t respect our country’s laws enough to follow a legal process to come here‚ it’s like we’re rewarding criminal behavior which sends the wrong message to foreign countries and encourages continued illegal immigration. Letting Illegal immigrants become legal citizens can affect in causing disasters in our country. The three main reasons are that they can overpopulate our country‚ which can also lead into bringing in terrorists and drug dealers and that would

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    Was the post-war rise in immigration solely due to economic factors? Consider at least two European countries and explain your answer. An immigrant or a non- citizen legal resident could be defined as an individual who decides to move to a country and lives there longer than a period of usually three to six months. One of the most heavily discussed subjects at a worldwide scale in post-war Europe was immigration‚ its effects and the rise of this event which was an essential factor when it came

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    Arthur-Bharwani Miss Sacco CHC 2DN-02 Tuesday July 7th 2009 Persuasive Essay on Immigration to Canada Immigration is when one leaves their country of origin and move to another. The topic if immigration has always been a very delicate subject. This is due to the many problems immigrants have had to face in their new country. Today issues dealing with immigration are not as bad as they were many years ago. Immigration in Canada was not as popular then as it is now. During the 1900s-1918 not all

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    the population multiplied as the years went by. 2. In the immediate aftermath of World War 2‚ the Prime Minister of Australia launched a new immigration program. The attacks by Japan during the war made many realize that Australia was in an urgent need of a bigger and better army in case of another war. Australia came up with a humanitarian immigration program to collect refugees from other countries and offer them to be part of the army. So‚ there were many Chinese peoples serving in the Australian

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    org.uk/index/your_rights/immigration/help_with_immigration_problems.htm accessed on 22nd August‚ 2010. 6. http://www.balancedmigration.com/pressreleases/PRGovtCommitmentonImm290710.pdf accessed on 19th June‚ 2010. 7. http://www.balancedmigration.com/pressreleases/PRImpactofImmigrationonHousing260710.pdf accessed on 20th August‚ 2010. 8. http://www.globalissues.org/article/537/immigration accessed on 22nd August‚ 2010. 9. http://www.globalissues.org/article/537/immigration accessed on 20th August

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    [pic] Economic immigration: the case of Spain Why did I choose this topic? I. Introduction 1. The term immigration 1.1 The term immigration and the general theories behind it 1.2. Economic migrant 2. Global immigration 3. Immigration in Europe 1. Immigration within Europe 2. Immigration from outside of Europe II. The case of Spain 1. Immigration laws and policies in Spain 2. Main countries from where people emigrate to Spain

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    Is immigration the solution to population ageing ? Population ageing took place‚ without any exception‚ in all industrialized countries all along the XXth century. Initially it was not a problem for European societies because it had a positive effect on economic growth. Today‚ Eurostat estimates that the over 64 population is very likely to rise from 15% to 22% y 2025 and this will cause a shrink of the working-age population of over 50 million people by 2050 and even if this process will

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    Problematic Aspects of Emigration to Emigrants and the Host Country Emigrants move from their home nations to begin a new life in another‚ yet once they reach their host countries‚ they face challenges that they never anticipated. More often than not‚ many of these emigrants have endured hardships of all forms in their home nations‚ but most of them are treated to a surprise when they realize that what awaits them in their new home nation is far much worse than what they are running from (Dalla

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    With rising questions about the immigration process in The United States. We need to implement new ideas and processes that allow for a more effective system. That not only make sure our country stays safe‚ but also to give these immigrants a chance to succeed. Not only through employment opportunities‚ but also through education. By providing some of these people with a trade. It would allow them to provide for their families‚contribute to society‚ and help improve our economy. A solution to these

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    My father wanted to escape the political unrest and Communist oppression in China‚ and decided on Australia‚ as Australia appeared to have the most liberal and culturally accepting immigration laws and was easiest to enter. The policy of multiculturalism further encouraged non-European migrants‚ particularly from Asia‚ with an emphasis on drawing in people who could contribute positively to Australia. New policies were enacted including

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