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    Good-morning my beloved teacher and fellow students. Today I will be talking about same-sex marriage I want you to imagine a life where you’ll never be truly equal‚ a life where you will never have the same rights as the majority. You may find love‚ but you will be denied the same fundamental rights every heterosexual couple has. You will be unable to marry because both law and society do not accept who you are‚ who you were born as. This is the issue that plagues homosexual couples not only in

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    Immigration has been a topic of discussion in America since the beginning of our nation. Through the years we have seen large influxes in the amount of people coming to our county; as well as a variety of races immigrating in bulk. Although one of the most important aspects of the United States is its ethnic diversity as well as its ethnic acceptance‚ the regulations that we have in place are not working; therefore drastic changes need to be made. There is no problem with naturalization and legal

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    German Immigration

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    private property‚ and success. In order to receive this they were willing to uproot their lives in Germany and start their lives over in a strange place. It is this brave move that has made my family the hard working individuals they are. German immigration to America in the 1800’s typically happened because of economic and political turmoil in their homeland. Germany at this time was facing an undergoing change from an agricultural society to a more industrialized way of life. This change forced

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    Immigration In Canada

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    Introduction Canada consists of many citizens of various socioeconomic backgrounds through immigration. Immigration occurs when people leave their home country to live permanently in a new foreign country (Bloemraad‚ Korteweg‚ and Yurdakul 2008). Being a melting pot of different people is a characteristic that makes Canada unique. The process that Canada currently uses to select its new incoming citizens is referred to as the point system. Based on the statements that apply to the individuals‚

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    diminish if laws were not based on virtuous causes. If the prosperity of the United States could be harmed‚ why should the citizens of the country not do everything possible to prevent this? Commonly referred to as the McCarran-Walter Act‚ the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1952 was enacted with the objective of excluding particular

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    thier loved ones? Ever seen somone get convicted of something they didnt do? (Because of color) B.(Introduce topic) Some people think that it should be passed while others say it shouldnt be because of Jobs‚ and the economey changes. I support immigration reform and it should be passed for the reasons of our economey‚ political buisness‚ well being of immigrants. II.Opposition: People think that their jobs are dissapearing because of immigrants and that they shouldn’t be in the United States. A

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    immigration problem

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    Immigration There is a clear link between the history of migration to America and economics. At first‚ migration to America was very expensive and migrants were usually slave or indentured labourers. However‚ as travel became easier‚ many more people try to migrate. This continued throughout 19th century and early 20th century‚ but then war and global depression slowed down and even reversed migratory trends. After the Second World War‚ the number increased again. This is an obvious fact that migration

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    2013 Illegal 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

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    Canadian Immigration

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    so.” “...it would have to reduce immigrationImmigration is the movement of people or peoples from one country to another. There are many different reasons to immigrate such as seeking safety from war or prosecution in your country‚ better job opportunities‚ or to reconnect with family members. The source suggests that the increase immigration coming to Canada is causing us to lose our identity of what makes us Canadian. The source is against immigration and feels that it is destroying

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    Immigration Then and Now

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    When most people think about immigration to the United States‚ they think of the U.S. as being the "land of opportunity‚" where they will be able to make all of their dreams come true. For some people‚ immigration made their lives richer and more fulfilled. This however‚ was not always the case. A place that is supposed to be a "Golden Land" (Marcus 116) did not always welcome people with open arms. Even after people became legal citizens of the United States‚ often times the natural born Americans

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