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    The impact immigrants have on Canadian society is clearly illustrated by the variety of faces seen in the population. Canada was built upon immigrants, beginning with the French and British, and now in modern times, newcomers are arriving from countries in Asia, Africa, and South America. New immigrants are some of the most influential people in Canada. Not only do these immigrants seek to acquire expertise in the skills they’ve obtained in their homeland through higher education, but they are…

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    My Responsibility to America “I pledge allegiance…” the familiar sound I hear muttered through the mouths of my fellow classmates every morning at the beginning of class. With hands over their hearts and eyes full of admiration and sleep, stare at the flag in the corner of the classroom. As I look at the flag like the rest of my classmates with a different thought roaming around in my head with the exception of mumbling along with a monotone voice, thinking about what the words imply. I start…

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    Samuel Morse was an American painter and inventor. Samuel Morse was a leader in the anti-Catholic and anti-immigration movement. Samuel Morse was religious and a political activist. The arguments that Samuel Morse espoused were he did not want immigrants coming to America, he felt as though they were taking over America and Samuel Morse wanted to do something about it. Samuel Morse did not approve of their religious practices or ides that they were spreading throughout America. Samuel Morse…

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    There have been several waves of the Hungarian emigration to the United States of America. Approximately 1.5 million Hungarian person leaved their home country during the last four decades until World War One (majority of whom were unskilled workers). The first wave of Hungarian emigration to the USA was in 1849 and 1850 after the defeat of the war of independence. They fled from retribution by Austrian authorities. They were mainly from the educated classes. At that time approximately…

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    Gone were the days before globalization, when people were not protected from the mere freedom of speech to mass torture, murders or even physiologically abuse, from countries far and wide, communist or federalist, know or unknown. Thanks to the advent of globalization, with fast technology, innovative communication, and cheaper transportation, has now allowed government agents, civil society and countries to observe, monitor and even experience for themselves the torture and crimes of the world…

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    Outline Summary - “Documenting the undocumented: Toward a queer politics of no borders” by Melissa Autumn White Questions being asked Is the promise of migrant mobilization achievable? By what means is it worth it? Main argument Author argues that the fight for queer no borders is worth taking the risk despite the drawbacks of not being able to take down the entire oppressive system. She references examples from the “Let Alvaro Stay” campaign videos and Julio Salgado’s portraits to show how…

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    jobs. This results in an instability for the job market. Also, immigration is another challenge facing the United States because of the supposed hope the American Dream offers. According to the Department of Homeland Security, around 11.5 million illegal immigrants reside in the U.S. Yet, there are millions who have excelled with the help of the opportunities the country offers. What started as a way of escaping religious oppression has now become a symbol of hope for those striving for a better…

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    The topic of the discussion/ lecture was about gentrification in Pilsen, a lower West Side community area on the West Side of Chicago. In the discussion I learned that gentrification is the process of renovating a district or community so that it conforms to middle class state. It was commented how property values have increased, rents have increased, and the number of low income Latino families has decreased. Pilsen is losing Hispanics, particularly Hispanic families because rents are so high.…

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    states they do have benefits such as not paying taxes. While many are in debt and have to pay taxes immigrants will not have to stress it. It is sad seeing another individual struggle, many are put to work and are paid less than minimum wage. Not many illegal immigrants are in the united states to harm. Many come for better lives and safer environments and would do anything to live a better life than what they had…

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    Donald J Trump is not your ordinary politician. He is different and guess what? Thats a good thing. His ideas, for example a sound immigration policy,returning manufacturing jobs to America, negotiating better trades,Health Care Reform and Tax Reforms are what donald trump is aiming for. He speaks for us little people and let’s face it we don’t have much of a voice. We have politicians who throw at us many issues that grasp our attention aka the”American Dream”and make big promises that at the…

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