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    Policy Analysis I Paper Illegal immigration is a major issue that the United States and has been for many years and continues to be an issue. Illegal immigration is the migration of foreign citizen into the United Stated. These men and women enter this country do not meet the legal requirements needed to migrate into this country. Policy makers have gone different directions before an issues turns into a policy. Immigration policies have been in effect for many years and for many years it has

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    Prof. Sokolowski English Composition II 3 September 2013 The Need for Immigration Reform Many people in the United States do not realize how hard existence is for an illegal immigrant to live in the United States. Many illegal’s live in fear everyday‚ of not only being sent back to their country‚ but starting again from zero. For an illegal immigrant‚ being in the U.S. illegally is not something they pride themselves on‚ but it is their only option for a better life. According to a recent poll

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    Immigration Essay The old and new immigrants changed the way we lived. They brang a lot of good things to America‚ but they also brang a lot of bad things. They brang more words music and culture here to America. On the other hand they also brang disease and poverty. The immigrants have changed over the years and the “New” immigrants weren’t so happy about that. The old immigrants in (Doc 6) don’t want the new immigrants to come to the U.S. because they didn’t want any more change and poverty

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    When understanding immigration to the United States thee groups of people often represent the not only the reasons people make this decision but also the realities they find once they arrive. The reasons vary from high taxation‚ famine‚ war‚ to a need for more space and commonly a desire to provide a better life for families. The realities they each group experiences one on the shores is as varied as well ranging from acceptance initially to an initial distrust of the group arriving. For America

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    Is Third World Immigration a Threat to America’s Way of Life? Many people from third world countries leave to seek a better life for them and most of all their children. They can be moving away from war‚ religious‚ gender‚ economic‚ and educational oppression. America was developed off immigration and it was and still is the land off freedom and opportunity. People from third world countries look to the United States as a light of hope. What is really the American way of life? To me that would just

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    Since the beginning of Trump’s campaign‚ he has boldly said his beliefs on illegal immigration and deportation. This has caused an increase of white extremist groups to come to the surface. Before‚ many of these groups were thought of as having very exaggerated views on immigration‚ but now that their views have been talked about so often by Trump‚ this is not the case. Many of the white supremacist groups believe that they have been getting more support and attention since Trump’s candidacy. He

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    Do you think immigration is a bad thing? Why do we not agree with immigration‚ is it because of our history or because of what we have been taught from birth? Whichever this may be there are millions of people who do not agree with the immigration reform. This is not in just the United States but as well as all other countries in the world. This is no longer just an at home affair this is effecting everyone. Many people do not support the immigration reform in the United States due to factors such

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    Since the presidential debates began‚ many American citizens have started questioning the trend of immigration to the United States. In the middle of September 2015‚ Republican Party candidate Donald Trump stated‚ “We have illegal immigrants that are treated better‚ by far‚ than our veterans” (Schleifer). His foreign policy ideas made many American citizens ask themselves contradicting questions about immigrants – Should undocumented immigrants be able to stay in this country or should they be deported

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    there have always been so many controversies about illegal immigration Today‚ I would like to inform you about the serious problems illegal immigration could cause. First‚ by giving you all the facts‚ and by explaining how illegal immigration‚ if continued‚ will affect our lives. Transition: I’ll start by telling you about some illegal immigration facts and its history. Body 1 Americans have always been realistic about illegal immigration‚ but if it continues at the rate it is‚ we will be in trouble

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    Illegal immigration is an important problem in the United States that is in need of a solution. Border crossers often flee from their home countries because they encounter difficulties that they believe will be solved by getting away to a different country. Border crossers face many problems in their home countries‚ on their journeys‚ and in the United States. Illegal immigrants are often forced to leave their home countries because of problems such as gangs and poverty because of lack of jobs

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