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    not a nation experiencing ‘immigration.’ It is a nation experiencing invasion.” (Haerens 109). For centuries‚ our nation has been a safe haven for people of different cultures and nationalities to inhabit. Since the beginning of America as we know it‚ our society has been considered a “melting pot” for all ethical backgrounds. At the beginning of the seventeenth century‚ Europeans flocked to the “New World” in hopes of a more prosperous life. Since then‚ immigration to the United States has exponentially

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    The issue of illegal immigration has always been a “hot topic” not only in the political world but also with the average American. The increase in illegal immigrants has threatened our security and put a strain on our already tightened economy. The illegal immigrants choice not to assimilate has also affected the general attitude towards them. Most people have strong feelings about the immigration issues facing the United States right now. However‚ there is a strong division of those feelings towards

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    Since the old days when transportation was made more accessible‚ immigration has played a key role in a country’s economic and social standpoint. Immigration may have positive reactions as we have seen during the roaring 20s‚ but depending on the amount of immigrants‚ it may also have negative reactions. For this reason‚ immigration is regarded precariously and maintained. The downside to having such strict immigration laws leads to difficulty and elongated application process. In some cases it could

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    Abortion What exactly is abortion and why is it so controversial? An abortion is a procedure‚ either surgical or medical‚ to end a pregnancy by removing the fetus and placenta from the uterus. Abortion is one of the most divisive and controversial issues of our day. People generally have strong views about abortion. It is not a social issue of mere preference‚ but an issue about life and death. Abortion draws out the clashes between two divergent worldviews. The humanistic worldview says‚ "Man

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    and messy immigration policies have become a serious problem to gain control of. Although immigrants have contributed to America‚ the government should reform current immigration policies and limit immigrants flow today because of the economics and the large population problem. Kofi Annan in her lecture on "International Flows of Humanity" states that we must approach the issues of immigration with the strong ethical compass. Jagdish Bhagwati asserts that while changing immigration policies we

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    Abortion: A Controversial Issue One of the major controversial issues confronting the society today is abortion. I choose abortion as the topic of discussion since it contradicts my values and beliefs. Abortion is the extraction of the human fetus from the mother’s womb with an intention to end the life of that fetus prior to its natural birth. The controversy surrounding abortion is whether it should be legalized or not? In my opinion‚ abortion is morally and ethically wrong because it leads

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    The Issue Of Immigration

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    Immigration has been a big problem for the United States for many years now. There are about “11.4 million immigrants living in the U.S” (Gonchar). Immigrants migrate to the United States from many places. Some immigrants do enter the country using a visa but then decided to stay to be able to work. Many people believe that amnesty will fix all of our nation’s problems of having illegal immigrants living here. It is unfair for someone to be pardoned for a crime when they have to go through a long

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    One in three woman will have an abortion in their lifetime. That means 10‚631‚621 (est. 2013) women in the UK will have an abortion in their lifetime. So why is abortion such a controversial topic? Many people believe it to be immoral and even murder‚ however the definition of abortion is “the termination of pregnancy by the removal or expulsion from the uterus of a foetus or embryo before viability.” The important part of the definition is that it is before viability‚ therefore the foetus would

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    Abortion has become the number one controversial issue in America over the past 10 years. Abortion is a very deep and personal decision. There are two genres that discuss both the pros and the cons of this personal choice. The first is a website called Abortion. procon.org. It is nonpartisan‚ nonprofit‚ and presents facts‚ studies‚ and pro and con statements related to abortion. This is a very informational and relatable site that any women should consider in their decision making process. The second

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    The Controversial Issues of Latinas Each year Latinos make the big journey to the United States. They usually settle for the first low paying jobs‚ which are offered to them resulting in not moving up the corporate ladder. This consequently results in a pattern of never seeking mobility. The second generations that are born here‚ either follow their parent’s footsteps or seek for better opportunities through education in order to get their families out of the poverty. Most Latino families today

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