Bird migration

American Economic and Social Effects of Immigration Immigration is considered as one of the most debated topics not only by politicians, but also by ordinary citizens themselves. Considerably, many people from various places seek for a greener pasture for the welfare of their families. This is the reason why many people across the globe come to America to make their dreams a reality. The history of immigration in America started after the American Civil War and the reconstruction after such…

Discrimination against Immigrants in the USA During the late 1800’s and the early 1900’s many people immigrated to the United States from Europe and Asia hoping that they would find prosperity and a better life from the one they were leading back at their homeland. One of the reasons was the industrialization of Europe. In fact the transformation from small, agriculture based societies to manufacturing economies was amazingly fast, that people who didn’t get used to this new way of living…

Since the North American continent was discovered, there have been several enormous waves of immigration into the continent. Many people go there to pursue the freedom they have always craved. This is exactly what’s shown in the novel The Bean Trees by Barbra Kingsolver. In this novel there are two characters that portray the struggles of immigration, named Estevan and Esperanza, who have run from their country (Guatemala) to find freedom and a new life. But coming to new land wasn’t easy for…

Although the rights for Americans of Latin ethnicity have significantly expanded in the past century, there was once a time of remaining inequality in the form of economic opportunities between caucasians and Latino-americans, more specifically in their employment. The beginning of reform for Latin Americans began in the shape of the Bracero program and the Raza unida party which were put into action in the 1940s and the early 1970’s. These significant events provide characteristics that have…

Training of an expatriate Expatriate: The word expatriate is a growth of the word expat, which is derived from the Latin word called expatriatus. Earlier an expatriatus was someone who leaves his or her home country and go somewhere else to live. So today an expatriate is somebody who lives in a different location apart from where they were born and brought. Training: The process of shifting employee behavior & attitudes in a way which upsurges the chance of a goal attainment. Importance & need…

Immigration has always been a topic of interest in the United States since early explorers came to America. The United States is referred to as the melting pot for this reason; most every person is the descendent of an early American immigrant. The US has always been a place of refuge or a place that people migrate to for one reason or another. Many who come to the US seek a better life whether it is to become free from dictatorship or just the many opportunities that are here. Immigration…

The exceptional status of America as a "nation of immigrants" faces the challenge of globalization. Phenomenon that facilitates both migration and terrorism. The biggest challenge for those, responsible to establish and enforce policy is to distinguish between imaginary problems and real problems of illegal immigration. One thing is quite clear: the approach followed so far, a policy of benign neglect is no longer effective. To achieve the best results, immigration reform must be exhaustive. A…

The United States of America is a nation of immigrants, where people came from different parts of the world. Even the current days, people have hope to achieve American dream, and coming through different ways, and live here as a legal immigrant or illegal. People who came as a legal immigrant is not a problem, but people came through illegal way or came with limited time visa and over stayed is huge problem. Our immigration system is already broken, and the current administration is not making…

title Discrimination occurs everyday in the United States, and it can take the many different forms. Discrimination is defined as the unequal treatment of a person or group of people. Discrimination in the workplace was made illegal by the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which protects U.S. citizens from being discriminated against due to his or her race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, when seeking a job ( Lee ). Although this act allowed many people to obtain certain jobs…

Immigrants moving to America faced many hardships. As they started arriving on US shores they knew it would be like they were starting over again. When immigrants showed up they were taken to Ellis island. Then they were inspected for medical purposes and background checks.They had to take a test to be accepted into America. Once they were able to even enter America they had to learn english, find a job, make money, and find a place to live that they could afford. There were many long steps…