What is an American? Perhaps what is makes it to be an American? Is it to be born in america? Or does it take paperwork and education to be an american? America is a speak of its good, rich mixture of weathers of the free lands where any dream can be taken away from anyone that includes immigrants or anyone from around the world. J. Hector St. John De Crevecoeur once wrote “ The American is a new man, who acts upon new principles; he must therefore entertain new ideas, and form new opinions... Here individuals of all nations are melted into a new race of men, whose labours and posterity will one day cause great changes in the world... An immigrant when he first arrives... no sooner breathes our air than he forms new schemes, and embarks in designs he never would have thought of in his
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Most immigrants come from south america or Europe starting with anyone life’s perspective which brings us to a Japanese american women Name Kesaya E. Noda who wrote an essay about immigrant asians growing up in america, but treated different by the citizens of america. Kesaya mentions how she was treated different than other asians “Encountering the stereotypes of my race perpetuated by non-japanese people (Primarily white) who may not have (Noda)...” this quote from the essay Growing up Asian in America explains how her typical race was not always the same but remained different by other japanese americans. The difference she sees in other Japanese Americans as “confusions and distortions abounded (Noda 1).” Nora then says the following “being neither “free white” nor “African” (noda 5). Some were treated different, while others were treated as the same. Like the DACA program mostly focus on the immigrants or perhaps one in colorado Local leaders cite the economic impact of the DACA-Eligible population in Colorado and call on the state delegation to support legislation to allow DREAMers to remain as economic
Most immigrants come from south america or Europe starting with anyone life’s perspective which brings us to a Japanese american women Name Kesaya E. Noda who wrote an essay about immigrant asians growing up in america, but treated different by the citizens of america. Kesaya mentions how she was treated different than other asians “Encountering the stereotypes of my race perpetuated by non-japanese people (Primarily white) who may not have (Noda)...” this quote from the essay Growing up Asian in America explains how her typical race was not always the same but remained different by other japanese americans. The difference she sees in other Japanese Americans as “confusions and distortions abounded (Noda 1).” Nora then says the following “being neither “free white” nor “African” (noda 5). Some were treated different, while others were treated as the same. Like the DACA program mostly focus on the immigrants or perhaps one in colorado Local leaders cite the economic impact of the DACA-Eligible population in Colorado and call on the state delegation to support legislation to allow DREAMers to remain as economic