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    IMMIGRATION REFORM  The issue of immigration has been a largely contested debate with mixed  feelings‚ as immigrants continue to troop in the country in thousands. This has led  to the government placing immigration policies like family­based immigration‚  refugees and asylum‚ employment­based immigration‚ etcetera to regulate the  number of immigrants in the country. Many people say that these policies deter  hopes for greener pasture. These policies have come under immense scrutiny in  recent 

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    Immigration reform is used regarding the change of an immigration policy; it is usually focused on both legal and illegal aliens. People migrate for safety‚ tourism‚ and better opportunities. Immigration is one of the combined social processes and as a connected part of the social system. It is the society that keeps a social setting to migration and creates a socially conditioned environment for migrants. The United States of America is known for its acceptance of immigrants. Immigration is one

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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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    The article begins with a sort of anecdote about 24 year old Greisa Martinez‚ and her experience with the immigration and “naturalization” process. She is now an immigration reform activist‚ and reflects on her excitement of the up and coming attention on the immigration system. She tells article author Patricia Smith‚ “‘It’s exciting for us to think that people are very serious about it this time’”. Smith then continues to explain that both democrats and republicans agree it is time for some changes

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    to mind when you think of immigration? What is the United States’ current Immigration Policy? Would you even think that it is considered to be one of the most debatable topics today? Nowadays‚ many people decide to immigrate to have a better life for themselves and their families. Immigration reform‚ as it has been called‚ had been tried during the past years by our very own Congress. Obviously‚ administration’s efforts failed because‚ currently‚ illegal immigration is still a platform. Why would

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    long time a comprehensive immigration reform has evaded Congress‚ moving decision making between different branches of government‚ and leaving the issue without a resolution. To top it off‚ the newly appointed House Speaker Paul Ryan has closed the doors on the idea of passing a comprehensive immigration reform by announced that‚ he has no intention of supporting an immigration reform. It is truly inconceivable that‚ policymakers keep pushing the undocumented immigration issue aside and reject every

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    Immigration policies in the United States have not had a real reform in decades. The financial impact of a new immigration reform bill will strengthen the US economy. At the same time‚ immigrant incorporation will create new tax revenue akin the 1986 act. In addition‚ the incorporation of the estimated eleven million unauthorized immigrants will have a positive impact‚ not only on the economy‚ but on the community as well. Furthermore‚ immigration reform will give millions of people who have lived

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    Immigration Reform is a change in law that allows immigrants to come to America and stay as illegal or legal residents. Illegal immigration has been a widely discussed topic in politics in the US. Some might argue‚ immigrants are essential as they take on the jobs some Americans do not wish to take‚ and have a right to stay in the country. However‚ others say immigrants should be punished because the illegal immigrants are taking away jobs from Americans and not paying their taxes. Moreover‚ the

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    opportunity of the people. For years now‚ immigrants have been promised a fair immigration plan‚ but at what time? The time where we sent all of the immigrants back to their home countries and by the time we finish the immigration reform plan there would be not immigrants left. This whole country is founded on immigrants‚ expect for the Native of course. The immigration reform has been our longest waited object yet. Our current immigration system is broken no doubt; which this is the reason we must plan one

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    Aaron Rodriguez Composition I Dr. Gonzalez The Immigration Reform For many years‚ the immigrant population of the United Stated had faced many hardships and obstacles during their lives; some during their short lives‚ due to the way America feels about immigration. This great nation was not established overnight‚ but it came to be through a process; a process called immigration. Immigration is America’s heart and soul‚ in fact‚ America dwells and depends on it. For some reason though‚ Americans

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