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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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    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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    June 26‚ 2011 Assimilation into American society: “Immigrants” written by Pat Mora In the poem‚ “Immigrants”‚ it talks about how immigrants want their children to be welcomed into American society. They will do whatever they need to‚ to get their children to be as American as possible; even if they lose some of their own culture in the process. The poem‚ “Immigrants” by Pat Mora‚ has many underlying themes. The main theme of how immigrants assimilate into American culture has a deep connection

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    Aware of the free education provided by the United States government to any school age children‚ immigrants both legal and illegal continue to be attracted to the United States‚ migrating in an attempt to provide better opportunities for their families and themselves. As the number of illegal immigrants living in the United states continues to rise and the percentage of illegal immigrant households which consist of children also continues to rise‚ it is important for the American government to examine

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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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    Immigration With Illegal immigrants entering the United States daily‚ attention grows as to what should be done about it. Illegal immigrants who enter the United States and build lives here ultimately affect our economy and society. On one side of the debate‚ you have those who believe all illegal immigrants should be deported. No exceptions should be made and citizenship should be required to enter the borders of the United States. On the other side‚ why not give illegal immigrants a chance? Allow them

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    There are many similarities and differences in the two short stories “A Quilt of a Country”‚ by Anna Quindlen‚ and “The Immigrant Contribution”‚ by John F. Kennedy. These two short stories were written differently‚ but both are about America’s Immigrants and how Different cultures affect America by creating a wide variety of people. In the essay “A Quilt of a Country” there was a statement that stood out. “But patriotism is partly taking pride in this unlikely to throw us all together in a country

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    Immigrants For many decades‚ the influx of newcomers has created a controversial debate on whether immigrants are an advantage or a disadvantage to the United States. Johnny Angel Wendell and Gordon H. Hanson argue that immigrants create new ideas‚ increase productivity in the economy and labor work. Michael Cutler‚ Eric A. Ruark‚ and Robert Rector oppose the opinions of Wendell‚ and Hanson. They argue that immigrants hurt native-born Americans in many ways‚ and immigrants collect above average

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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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    without legal authorization is referred to as an illegal immigrant. An illegal immigrant fails to recognize the legal procedures that are necessary to occupy the country they plan to enter. In some cases‚ immigrants that are permitted to enter a country are given clearance to reside in that country for an allotted window of time. This is referred to as a “visa”. An issue sometimes occurring with those who hold visas‚ is when that immigrant remains in the country long after the visa has expired. At

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