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    Immigration has been a worldwide topic. Most of the U.S. population is made up of immigrants from multiple countries. In the U.S. , President Donald Trump has passed a travel law ban, which banned travelers from certain foreign countries to enter the U.S. for at least 90 days. This ban also, suspends the admission of immigrants for at least 120 days. The new law bans travelers from countries such as Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. These seven countries are considered…

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    opportunities. The earliest immigration policies established what would constitute an American citizen, forming a national identity. The Alien Act was the first major law passed giving the executive power in dealing with potentially beligerant foreigners. The Immigration acts of 1864 created a Commissioner of Immigration under the Secretary of State. Several years later, the immigration act of 1882 was passed further expanding the federal government’s power in overseeing immigration. Following…

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    illegally in order to live a better life in this promising country. Some families decide to risk their children’s life by bringing them in a very dangerous trip just to give them a better education and future. In the article 5 facts about illegal immigration in the U.S by Jens Manuel Krogstad and Jeffrey S. Passel, it gives a statistic of the number of undocumented students in 2012. According to the article, for every ten students, two were undocumented which made a 21% of children in school in…

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    thing you hear about in the media has been things about immigration. One perspective of immigration that’s been getting a lot of attention lately is the side that believes that we should have heavily restricted immigration and be working really hard to keep out illegal immigrants. A perspective that doesn’t get a lot of media attention is the one that completely disagrees with the first perspective, the side that believes that immigration should be completely unrestricted by the government.…

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    They believe that immigrants take jobs from Americans and lower their wages by working for less Some immigration hardliners say people who are in the U.S. illegally steal jobs from Americans. But a 2013 study by an economist at the Center for Global Development looked at farms in North Carolina and found that immigrant manual laborers had "almost zero" effect…

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    Pragmatic Approach to Texas's Immigration Introduction The Wall Street Journal's article Texas's Immigration Choices illustrates their agreement and support for Texas's Governor Rick Perry and his position on immigration and border state control. The author has stated, “We think Mr. Perry's positions reflect those of a border state executive taking a pragmatic approach to the economic realities of immigration.” Although Governor Perry's approach is just and has some practicality, it is…

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    Everyday I experience the impact that immigration has had on my life and the entire west Michigan community. Whether it be through seeing my fellow classmates in school that are children of immigrants; or, by driving by the restaurants and stores owned by immigrants, I am able to see, firsthand, the tremendous influence immigration has had on the west Michigan community. Two of my best friends happen to be either an immigrant or their parent was an immigrant. My friend Nathan’s family immigrated…

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    Donald Trump Immigration Proposal October 19, 2017 Dear Donald Trump, After the actions you’ve made in the past you somehow got elected to be president of the united states of America. Then you decided to bring back enforce some laws like the anti-immigration law. I’d like to say that I strongly disagree with your decisions. Daca otherwise known as the deferred action for childhood arrivals was an American immigration policy which granted some individuals who entered the country as minors or…

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    shown through immigration. Immigration is a perfect topic to use because through politics, it remains one of the most polarizing issues. I focused the research on issues within the government specifically brought to light by immigration and gave those as examples of how situations could have handled better. Although politicians are elected, there are major events that seem extremely immoral that they do on a regular basis. I interpreted the research and articles that the issue of immigration can…

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    MULTI-GENRE RESEARCH PROJECT 2 Introduction Immigration has became a huge problem in the nation today. It cost the United States 300 billion dollars each year( Do). This money could be going toward other important matters at hand, such as the debt with China, cancer research, repairing and maintaining roads and bridges. Illegal immigration also jeopardizes the safety of our citizens. Statistically, all of these problems can be proven. Illegal immigration is a tremendous problem;…

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