Ethical Dilemma of Granting Citizenship 1
In this day and age some people tend to lack knowledge on important topics. One topic is granting citizenship. There are both pros and cons when dealing with such topic. A person must realize that research is needed to make a clear and concise determination of which side outweighs the other. Is there more negativity or positive with granting citizenship? What benefits occur? In this paper, the reader will be able to decide how they view granting citizenship as a whole.
According to the fourteenth amendment of the constitution, a person born in the United States typically would have birthright as a citizen but over the years, citizenship has become a racial issues and a person’s historical origin is taken into matters.There is also those that seek citizenship that were not born into the United States and many qualifications have to be met. Citizenship is an institutional status from within which a person can address governments, other citizens and make claims about human rights (Gunsteren, H., 1988). There are so many components when depicting the categories of citizenship. It is insightful to compare and contrast to become aware of the overall picture of citizenship and to not lack self-knowledge and bias placed on a person by societal thinking, labeling and political …show more content…
More businesses are started and maintained in different communities. From time to time you see those that were once foreign coming into the states and creating businesses that are family operated or opens up more job positions for others that have struggled to secure a position. When a person is able to provide for their family and stay out of the streets, crime tends to die down some or at least for that individual that would have been finding ways to support his or her family by any means necessary and in this case through gangs, committing crimes, hustling or whatever
In this day and age some people tend to lack knowledge on important topics. One topic is granting citizenship. There are both pros and cons when dealing with such topic. A person must realize that research is needed to make a clear and concise determination of which side outweighs the other. Is there more negativity or positive with granting citizenship? What benefits occur? In this paper, the reader will be able to decide how they view granting citizenship as a whole.
According to the fourteenth amendment of the constitution, a person born in the United States typically would have birthright as a citizen but over the years, citizenship has become a racial issues and a person’s historical origin is taken into matters.There is also those that seek citizenship that were not born into the United States and many qualifications have to be met. Citizenship is an institutional status from within which a person can address governments, other citizens and make claims about human rights (Gunsteren, H., 1988). There are so many components when depicting the categories of citizenship. It is insightful to compare and contrast to become aware of the overall picture of citizenship and to not lack self-knowledge and bias placed on a person by societal thinking, labeling and political …show more content…
More businesses are started and maintained in different communities. From time to time you see those that were once foreign coming into the states and creating businesses that are family operated or opens up more job positions for others that have struggled to secure a position. When a person is able to provide for their family and stay out of the streets, crime tends to die down some or at least for that individual that would have been finding ways to support his or her family by any means necessary and in this case through gangs, committing crimes, hustling or whatever