Deportation

Forced deportations and relocation of civilians during the Holocaust can be regarded as crimes against humanity. Family members were cruelly separated and relocated to death camps, concentration camps, slave labor camps, and prisoner-of-war camps. Children in the camps suffered the most since they could sometimes be used as experiment samples by camp doctors. According to Gerlach, massive transportations of Jews to Auschwitz concentration camp started in 1942 (36). Jews from Poland, Western and…

The Distress of Citizen-Children with Detained and Deported Parents The recent election of Donald Trump came as a shock to many Americans and people around the world. Trump’s deportation plan affects our communities and the lives of the 81 million immigrant that reside in the United States (Koball, Hooker, Capps, Pedroza, Perreira, Monson, Campetella. & Huerta, 2015). His election has plunged the undocumented immigrant parents into an uncertain future. Trump’s victory sent waves of worry and…

the front page of the Washington Post, an article titled “Desperate to Avoid Deportation talked about how in Detroit Iraqi Christians are fearful of being deported because of President Trump’s new immigration policy. The new immigration policy states that a non-citizens and legal residents, who commit a crime under federal law can be deported. The Iraq government has failed to corporate with US officials regaling deportations, however the US government was able to negotiate a deal with Baghdad.…

fear or deportation that has plagued individuals especially since late 2016, there has been an influx of individuals whose health is suffering because of this (Immigration Status and Health, 2017). In my opinion, this is the epitome of an at-risk or vulnerable population because not only is immigration discussed every day on the news but it is especially a hot topic issue. Imagine this being your reality or a part of your daily life for you or someone you know. This crippling fear of deportation…

just by attending class; however, having this game, it’s a resource that best educate students; it is both beneficial to students and teachers as well. Thirdly, ICED- I can end Deportation game is the most creative and very interesting. The game is all about teaching players about the current laws of detention and deportations that affect all immigrants. It is focused more towards legal permanent residents, asylum seekers, students and undocumented people who violate the human right. For those…

following two years of the attack (2001-2003). The number has steadily increased year by year, now up to 450,000 people are deported each and every year. This chart shows the increase of deportation rate following 9/11. As clearly seen the attacks had a major impact on the now strict rules of immigration, and deportation. The secure communities program which officially passed in 2014 but proposed in 2008 officially allows law enforcement to check the immigration status of everyone in jail, or…

one of the most discussed topics in the United States. The two articles that are being compared are “Only Mass Deportation Can Save America” by Bret Stephens and “The Case against Immigration – Why the United States Should Look Out for Itself” by Steven Camarota and the ideas that are being discussed are population growth, education and work ethic. Americans believe that mass deportation can save America while others believe Immigrants are useful to this country. Both articles are different and…

My side between the two articles written by Fred Bauer and Bret Stephens presented for this essay leans more towards Fred Bauer's "Bret Stephen's Exclusionary Politics" for the following reasons. Bret Stephens’ article "Only Mass Deportation Can Save America" is laid out in an easy and full proof way that reminds me of a High school paper. He proves his points in a simple manner and is straight forward. But he comes off as sarcastic, superior in tone and just all around foolish, this does…

Additionally, deportation is very costly. According to Max Ehrenfreund, if deportation was to occur the US GDP would decrease: “They estimated that this requirement would force about 2.5 million people to leave the country over two years and that the policy would reduce gross domestic product by one-half to three-quarters of a percentage point.” The author Max Ehrenfreund states that if the US would force 2.5 million people to leave the country this would reduce the GDP (which is basically the…

Many people were just going to their jobs and lost their lives for working. Others lost their lives trying to help people who needed the help. Due to the horrifying attack on 9-11 immigration and deportation have been greatly impacted. Immigrating has become 10 times harder than it was before. Deportation has also drastically increased. All these adjustments were made due to trepidation. The first reason to why immigration has changed was the process. Migrating from one place to another has…