Citizenship

There is often a gap between rhetoric and reality in migration policies. Generally this is explained through the inconsistency between the demands of citizens and long term political and strategic interests. There are three theoretical explanations for the prevailing gap between theory and practise in migration policies. The first suggests the outcomes of migration policy are best explained through the political economy approach. Policy outcomes are a result of the deliberation between rational…

NJHS Scholarship Academic success is important to me because if do not take the time now to learn and develop skills I will need in the future I will not have a good job and will not be able to have a good life.doing my best in school is also important to me because i will be be a good role model to the young kids i know. Good grade are also important to me because it makes me feel success from my hard work Participation Be involved in my school and community is important to me…

tactics such as: building a wall along the border and ending automatic U.S citizenship to children born to legal immigrant-residents. While many support Trump’s plan, his polls soaring after he announced his campaign focus, pro-immigrant organizations couldn’t be anymore against the “increasing hatred… directed…

stances on immigration throughout American history. Dr. John Vile, Dean of the Honors College at Middle Tennessee State University, aimed to depict the history and implications of immigration in the United States in his lecture “Immigration and Citizenship: The American Historical Experience.” Through…

jobs instead of taking job opportunities from those unemployed Americans looking for a job. Lastly, Americans will complain that they have a “birth- right citizenship”, and illegal aliens should not even be considered citizens, (“Is Birthright Citizenship”). America is the “Land of Opportunity” and should, therefore, allow anyone who wants citizenship to the United States to be able to become an American…

Reconstruction Era Reconstruction national debate began during the civil war in 1863. The Emancipation proclamation was passed in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln the he announced a plan for reconstruction, which was called the ten percent plan. This plan was implemented to weaken the Confederacy. The Reconstruction Acts of 1867 divided the South into five military districts and outlined how new governments, based on manhood suffrage without regard to race, were to be established.…

discussion about the images, stereotypes, and “truths” replicated in our society through the making and busting of myths created by the media, politicians, and individuals who openly discriminate against Latin American descent. Chavez analyzes how citizenship and the legality of it has been determined from legislation and society. He argues that “critiquing discourse is not enough,” (p. 15) and offers mixed-methods, utilizing his own case studies, as well as analysis generated from survey data.…

Birthright Citizenship has begun to become a major issue today. Whether either of the parents are American citizens, if the children are born in the United States they are automatically citizens. This has caused a lot of issues within the country. Is it truly fair that non-citizens are allowed to have children that would then have the right to everything America gives? It is believed that illegals having children having children within the US for birthright purposes is simply because America is…

looked upon favorably, and ultimately benefits the company. It is a great goal to boost organizational citizenship. It has been suggested that an employee is more likely to volunteer above their job description when they are satisfied with their job and feel that they are supported and treated fairly by management. There are simple ways to improve management skills and ultimately increase citizenship. First step is to assess the company’s culture, resources, prior attempts, and the direction the…

The phases of reconstruction have had many events similar from today such as voting rights and racism in the justice system. But the one that sticks out to me in particular is access to citizenship. The reason this stuck out for me was because it has been over 100 years and they still have problems with citizenship. For example in the 1870s during the reconstruction phase they signed the 14th amendment which states “All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the…