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    most Latinos‚ however undocumented immigrants experienced these types of stressors at a greater rate due to their limited English language skill (Caplan‚ 2007). Leuck and Wilson (2010) conducted 2059 face-to-face interviews with adolescent Latinos‚ and found that while high English language proficiency is a significant predictor for having low acculturative stress among Latino immigrants‚ having high Spanish language proficiency predicted that these Latino immigrants would experience high acculturative

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    The experiences of free immigrant women in colonial Australia suggest a quality of women ’s citizenship similar to that of transported women. The readings place importance on the role of female immigration in the history of colonial Australia‚ however an examination of free-immigrant women’s citizenship indicates that their experiences are closely associated to those of convict women transported to Australia. At the heart of this relationship is that colonial elite saw single female immigration as

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    there were 19 supposedly normal law abiding immigrants that lived normal lives‚ went to normal schools‚ and lived in normal homes. Yet everything we thought we knew about these people was wrong. On September 11th of 2001‚ these 19 “normal” men hijacked four airplanes and used them as terrible weapons. The iconic twin towers in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington DC were unfortunately brought down and reduced to rubble because of this heinous act. In the wake of 9/11‚ a national crisis occurred

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    WHAT IMPACT DOES TRAINING HAVE ON EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT AND EMPLOYEE TURNOVER? SCOTT BRUM University of Rhode Island Training is of growing importance to companies seeking to gain an advantage among competitors. There is significant debate among professionals and scholars as to the affect that training has on both employee and organizational goals. One school of thought argues that training leads to an increase in turnover while the other states that training is a tool to that can lead to higher levels

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    Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (NNIRR) is one of the organizations at the forefront of championing the rights of refugees and immigrants with special focus on individual rights and justice. This include access to health care and opportunity to live safe and peaceful lives. According to NNIRR.org‚ the organization is fully devote on defending and expanding the rights of refugees and immigrant communities in the US irrespective of their status. Established

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    Running head: HISPANIC IMMIGRANTS Hispanic Immigrants: Victims of Discrimination Kathleen Juarbe-Gorgas Professor Dettmann October 21‚ 2010 United States is the land of immigrants or the land of white people? Based on the U.S. history when Christopher Columbus discovers America‚ the Europeans start immigrant for better opportunities. The Native Indians was the owner of this land but the European took it over. As a consequence of the slavery‚ people from other countries

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    jurisdiction are citizens. It has been core part of American law for centuries and has changed America for the better. The Fourteenth Amendment has been the cause of many arguments over the past few years especially in terms of undocumented immigrants. For years Immigrants have came to America undocumented and have kids on American soil so that the child will remain an American citizen and can not be deported. This is however a common misconception among American citizens as the child only meets half of

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    cultures. Just because you are diverse doesn’t mean you have to be ashamed. The poem "Immigrants‚" by Pat Mora and the short story "Names/Nombres‚" by Julia Alverez both shows us a lesson about being proud of where you are from and who you are. The authors’ shows that the theme is don’t be ashamed of who you are and they show it by their story and the poem they wrote. Be proud of your heritage and culture. In "Immigrant‚" by Pat Mora‚ expresses that to be proud of your culture. It says that they name

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    citizens would agree with that quote from the document in which our government was built upon. Freedom. What does that mean to us? Many would say that freedom means: freedom of speech or freedom of religion. The question is‚ what does that mean to an immigrant? What is freedom to those who spend their lives in poverty or in a third world country eating dirt cookies such as the Haitians. For many‚ it could mean a break. “Give me your tired‚ your poor‚ Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free”-The new

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    Languages in Immigrant Families. Because of many political processes‚ and economic reasons in different countries‚ many people have to leave their native countries and settle down in new places. Of course‚ they bring knowledge of their first language and culture. In their home‚ their children should acquire the new language and assimilate into the new culture. In addition‚ people have a possibility to retain native language in their families. Unfortunately‚ the majority of immigrant children have

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