Dangers Of Immigration

In an effort to combat the illegal migration to America through the South Texas border, the United States government and President Barack Obama took measures of prevention to combat the growing number of migrants. However, even after various months of active dissuasion and education about the dangers and low success rates of immigration, it became clear that migrants and potential migrants are fully aware of the dangers and will insist on doing it anyways. According to a study by the American Immigration Council, between October 2015 and January 2016, Customs and Border Patrols concerns with families and unaccompanied children in the southwest border increased by 100% compared to just the previous year. For many immigrants their situations at home are so bad that their concerns with the dangers of immigration are secondary to their aspirations of coming to America. The crisis of migrants seeking asylum in the United States clearly illustrates the metaphor of being stuck between a rock and a hard place, and unfortunately not all are lucky enough to say they successfully made it to the United States,
FEMINIST MOVEMENTS …show more content…
However, to much dismay, women found their roles in these organizations quite restrictive due to their prevention from voting and publically speaking at meetings. Some women accepted their position in society, but for many women the fight for equality had just begun. In 1848 the first organized gathering for the purpose of acquiring legal rights for women, took place in Seneca Falls, NY; birthing the women rights movement. The road to obtaining the right to vote was a rigorous journey that required a variety of strategies. Along the way women gained rights such as the right to property, the right to divorce, and finally in 1920 the 19th amendment passed giving women the right to