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    Film Summary In the documentary “Life and Debt”, the author, Stephanie Black, uses her native country Jamaica as a case study to focus on the problematic economy of her country and how the country's semi-permanent obligation to international disposal organizations have contributed to the erosion of native agriculture and business, as well as interviewing everybody from United Nations agency executives, to a former Jamaican Prime Minister, a university economic expert, Rastafarians, and village…

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    The most controversial topic being discussed today is Illegal Immigration. Illegal Immigration is the act of living in a country without government permission. Today there are 12 million Mexican-American undocumented immigrants in the United States. With no documentation is the reason why Illegal Immigration is illegal. People immigrate in search of a new living, new experiences and a life beyond their nation’s boundaries. Immigration leads to exchange of cultures, knowledge and expertise…

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    Illegal immigration is one of the most controversial issues in the United States for the past several decades. Illegal immigration is also a problem that affects all Americans. An illegal immigrant is defined as anyone who migrates to a country for a permanent residence without any form of identification. Illegal immigration creates a lot of problems, for example, overpopulation, rising crime rates and unemployment (Christian, 1999, Population, Immigration, and Global Ethics) People move to…

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    Illegal immigration is a prominent issue that has plagued and affected all Americans for decades. An illegal immigrant is anyone who migrates to a country for permanent residence without providing any form of identification or acquiring citizenship. Many problems develop as a result of illegal immigration including overpopulation, risen crime rates, and unemployment. Because it cannot be stopped altogether, the American government must control the flow of illegal immigrants into the country in…

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    The massive increase of tourism in Barcelona since the 1992 Olympics have sparked a heated debate about what impacts it has on the city. Many residents have through protests and articles expressed feelings of being dislocated and pushed away from their own neighborhoods. Other voices have argued that the increasing antagonism between local citizens and tourists just intensifies the problems and that tourists should be considered temporary citizens rather than visitors. This essay will explore…

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    Dear Senator Kirk My name is Luisa Aragon I live in Hanover Park. I go to Glenbard North. I am currently enrolled in U.S government & Politics. I am writing today to urge you to support the immigration reform legislation that provides hard-working immigrants with a pathway to citizenship, protects families and the most vulnerable people in the country. The current system that is being used is not only broken, but it is un justice. People come from all around the world. Immigrants come to…

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    America is the nation of immigrants. Our history is heavily dependent on immigrants searching for new opportunities to flourish. Immigrants are extremely brave. They leave their country, their families and their homes to come to a country that will most likely not accept them in hopes of a better life. We live in a land where an amazing opportunity is typically right around the corner but is it worth it. Most anti-immigration arguments begin with statements about how illegal immigrants are…

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    are many things that one could do in order to keep our borders free from any "trespassers", I believe that building a literal and physical wall would be meaningless in making our borders safer; that is because there are many other ways for illegal aliens to enter the country and it would only affect immigration flowing from Mexico. The United States has always attracted people from varieties of cultures as well as from other parts of the world, in order to attain a better life for their family…

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    Why are Illegal Immigrants Bad for the U.S.? What are illegal immigrants? Illegal immigrants in the U.S. are people who have come into the country without government permission via visa, or people who have entered the U.S. lawfully with a time period, and have stayed beyond that time. The government does what they can to prevent illegal immigration, such as high-powered border control and deportation. Despite their best efforts and many agencies working many hours a day, there’s no way they can…

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    Go back to Mexico! Learn English first before coming to my country! Stupid alien! These are just some of the disgusting sayings people say to illegal immigrants. I thought America is the land of the free, and full of opportunities for everyone. Isn’t that why some immigrants come to America? For better jobs, better education for their kids, and for a better life for their family. We didn’t come to America to be discriminated simply because some of us don’t have documents of citizenship. In…

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