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    Illegal Immigration: Dream Act Voluminous of illegal immigrants leave their country in hoping to come to the United States to receive a better education and standard of living. Immigrants truly believe that coming to America could open a diverse of opportunities for them. However‚ when the issue of illegal immigration comes to play there are debates‚ opinions‚ and doubts that discriminate them in our society. Each year in the United States‚ thousands of students graduate from high school and have

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    Immigration Debate For years the United States has gone back and forth on the topic of illegal immigrants. With the Mexican border at the top of their list‚ with a the border’s total length at 1‚951 miles (3‚141 km)‚ according to figures given by the International Boundary and Water Commission. It is the most frequently crossed international border in the world‚ with some 350 million people crossing legally every year. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S.-Mexico_border). With the growing number

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    Illegal Immigration: Mexico/America Border Fence Illegal immigration between the U.S. and Mexico border has been an ongoing problem‚ long over due for a resolution. Many ideas and possible attempts to prevent illegal crossing of the border have failed. California‚ Texas‚ Arizona‚ and New Mexico are a few states that are heavily impacted by the large mass of illegal aliens crossing over into America. Some Americans argue that illegal’s are taking advantage of government aide‚ are criminals‚ and take

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    have many late night reading and studies and will probably miss out on some fun activities with my family; however‚ I am willing and ready to make the needed sacrifices to make my hope and dreams reality. I expect there will be some negative and positives reactions to my decision to go back to school at my age‚ some of the negative reactions have even come from me. You know that little devil that sometimes reside on your left shoulder telling us what we can’t accomplish‚ you know the one that lays

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    babies were born to illegal aliens (“Overall number of unauthorized immigration hold steady since 2009”). Thus presenting an obvious problem that needs to be evaluated rather than ignored. Though one must consider the detrimental effect‚ this could have on a child. Is it wrong to separate a mother from their child once they have been born in the U.S.? Children of illegal immigrants face consequences for their parents being undocumented citizens.

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    and more Americans head to college and aspire to get high paying white collar jobs we are experiencing a massive scarcity of blue collar workers. Everyone is chasing a college education; hence we have no one to the low paying‚ back breaking jobs. Illegal immigrants provide the backbone for the American labor force. If we are to deport them‚ it would create a huge shortage of laborers causing the economy to come to a standstill. America has been a nation that has been built by immigrants and we need

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    Immigration is a topic being talked about everywhere you look. It’s one of the biggest problems being talked about in the election right now. People have many different opinions on. There are many theories on how to solve it. They range from‚ deporting all illegal immigrants‚ to providing illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. There are many pros and cons to immigration‚ but I believe it should be fixed a fair and certain way. There are a few ways that immigration can benefit us. One way is that

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    eliminated one very disastrous factor‚ which is illegal immigration. The huge amount of illegal citizens that live in a nation that is supposed to be independent and home ruled‚ have only done bad for the United States. Illegal immigration is believed to have helped the United States economy‚ but in reality‚ all the foreigners coming to the United States only brought problems and violence to our nation. One reason why I believe that terminating illegal immigration is because of the problems they have brought

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    A Threat To Security - Illegal Immigration While the argument of open borders is highly debated‚ I believe that the best way to solve the problem of illegal immigration is to highly enforce the laws that were set to defend the United States against illegal immigration‚ and try our very best to keep out all immigrants that attempt to cross our borders without permission. Crossing our borders illegally causes many problems with the populations of both the United States and Mexico. Along with that

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    Illegal immigration is a growing problem today in America. Immigrants are coming into our country undocumented and doing as they please. This is not acceptable. The United States government should not allow people to immigrate from other countries because they are taking jobs from teenagers and less skilled workers‚ they are costing American taxpayers billions of dollars‚ and they refuse to learn the most common language spoken in America. American teenagers and unskilled workers are losing the

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