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    should they be allowed to become United States citizens? The authors’ interpretation of the Dream Act from 2010 age requirement differs from Pelosi’s and Reid’s bill that allows teenagers under the age of sixteen to become American citizens. Mark Krikorian feels the Dream Act of 2010 has loopholes that allow illegal aliens to take advantage of this new bill. The author claims the Dream Act encourages massive fraud and the laws implemented need to be enforced by state and local governments. The author

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    rhetorical appeals that Greg Krikorian makes in “Many Kids Called Unfit for Adult Trial.” Write down your group’s answers so you can share them with your classmates. Group 1 Questions about Logic (Logos) 1. What are Krikorian’s major claims and assertions? Do you agree with his claims? 2. Are any of his claims weak or unsupported? Which claims‚ and why? 3. Can you think of counterarguments that Krikorian does not consider? 4. Do you think Krikorian left something out on purpose

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    be cautious of the sharp spikes on the durian husk when trying to cut open the fruit. A durian is usually cut length-wise using a big‚ sharp knife. The fruit is cut into wedges‚ and each wedge contains anywhere from three to four pulp. A. D. Krikorian (1998) mentioned in his review of author Michael J. Brown’s book Durio – A Bibliographic Review‚ the durian fruit can reach 30 cm in length‚ 15 cm in diameter‚ and weigh more or less around 3 kg (p. 27). In the eastern part of the world‚ the durian

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    a controversial debate between life or death‚ the freedom of captivity‚ and acceptance in an alien world. The two articles‚ Imagining the Immigrant: Why Legality Must Give Way to Humanity by John J. Savant and The Perpetual Border Battle by Mark Krikorian‚ share a common interest that‚ support the concerns for immigration‚ standing firm in their beliefs for life and security. J. Savant‚ “an emeritus professor of English at Dominican University of California‚ writes on the issues of philosophy‚ ethics

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    According to Krikorian‚ the act covers too broad age requirements‚ encourages fraud‚ would attract further illegal immigration‚ and reward illegal immigrants. Knowing that Krikorian is the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies‚ a group that promotes greater immigration laws and enforcement‚ it is not surprising that he is a DREAM

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    Over the past years Juveniles have been fighting in court for being tried as adults. Many people agree or disagree on that decision‚ are they Juveniles‚ Children‚ or they adults? Writers like Adam Liptak‚ Marjie Lundstrom‚ Greg Krikorian‚ and Paul Thompson have maelstrom the ways of the mind of teenagers or consider their committed crimes to be adjured. The things that go through a teen’s brain are starting and unbearable to hear or imagine. Between the ages of 12 through 17‚ minors have been committing

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    DREAM is a process for children who have grown up in America to find a path to citizenship. “The core principle behind this amnesty proposal is that it is aimed at those who have grown up here and are‚ psychologically and emotionally‚ Americans‚” (Krikorian). These children often long to find a way to become citizens so that they can make a better life for themselves in the United States. In the Article “My Life in the Shadows‚” author Reyna Wences talks about her life as an undocumented immigrant.

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    the article‚ “Many Kids Called Unfit for Trial” Greg Krikorian stated‚ “those under 15 often blind to the long term results of their choices.” A study directed by a University of Massachusetts professor found that one-third of the eleven- to thirteen-year-olds studied and 20 percent of those fourteen or fifteen years old had levels of reasoning and awareness comparable to those of mentally ill adults judged not competent to stand trial. Krikorian also stated that‚ “ younger individuals were less likely

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    INTRODUCTION Finding out that you have a terminal illness can be emotionally and physically very painful. People respond differently when they are newly diagnosed with a condition that has a poor prognosis. The general reaction of the patient involved is one of shock or disbelief however the experience is unique for each person and their family or loved ones. This essay will discuss the varying responses a patient undergoes once newly diagnosed with a condition that has a poor prognosis.

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    As a result of the September 11 attacks on the United States in 2001 the use of racial profiles and enforcement of stricter security at airlines and borderlines was increased in order to prevent a similar event from happening. This in turn has created more conflict because false suspicions and assumptions made in profiles and foreign policies have caused people to feel humiliated by and angered at the United States. The use of racial profiling has increased ever since the attacks on 9/11. Linda

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