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    My responsibilities to America is to pay taxes, support and maintain second amendment rights, put america first, and a good person. With these responsibilities you can benefit yourself and community if you follow them. They can make you a better person and they can make you think about how gifted we are to live in America. If we compare ourselves to other countries we should be thankful for what we have here. There are so many advantages to living in America we have freedom. Paying taxes can…

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    Once immigrants were able to find their way into the U.S. things changed forever. They entered American soil uninvited and hopeful for many reasons. Searching for better opportunities, freedom, and freedom on religious belief. For them America was the perfect place to come to terms with. Many Americans may have not agreed with this people coming to their country walking amongst them but that not once stopped them from coming. Many immigrants came to America to improve their finical state.…

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    We call America the land of opportunity. But we are not giving enough opportunities to refugees. When we allow refugees into this country, we're not giving them enough support to bounce back from the war zone they were once living in. In 1980 we let in 207,000 refugees into our country, but those numbers have dropped ever since. In 2002 we only welcomed 27,110 refugees into our country. You could argue that we don't have enough land or money to welcome refugees. But I believe it has nothing to…

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    I think that the immigrants should have a path to citizenship because they are just like us they are just from another state. One example is that the immigrants are afraid of the immigration because they are immigrants and they are living in fear and in the shadows they got no voice they got no right so they are living in the shadows they can't say nothing they got no voice they don't egiste but that's Bad we have to give them a voice by telling them to speak up and say give me a path to…

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    Of all the various ethnicities in America one of the most targeted of all time is the Mexican community. Some may wonder why that may be, since they are one of our closest neighboring countries and we often have a respectable relationship with the government. When we hear about immigrants, we unfortunately don’t think of them as American citizens, when in reality we should treat them equal to us because this group of citizens are the ones that make America great. Throughout the United States’…

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    An immigrant is a person who comes to America from another country. Sometimes immigrants would come in large sips from Europe. These conditions might not work in their favor, if a lot of people were on the boat you were probably packed in small area like a can of sardines. All of these new people would add to the melting pot we call America. A melting pot is a bunch of cultures blended into one. People from all around the world would want to come to America for lots of different reasons,…

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    In the late 1800s to the early 1900s, many immigrants came on boats from Europe, but some came from Asia and South America. Often the ships were crowded. According to Frank Kozlowski, who immigrated from Poland in 1915, “It was like a chicken coop; we all slept in this one little compartment, all wired up.” But, ever after their journey to America was over, they still faced challenges. For example, immigrants had to take literacy tests, which tested their ability to read and write in English,…

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    The great Armenian migration to America happened in three waves beginning in the 1890s. During the troubled final years of the Ottoman Empire, its prosperous Christian minorities becoming the targets of violent Turkish nationalism. A second wave of migration came after World War 1 , and the third wave began after World War 2. The first wave of Armenians in America flooded into the greater Boston and New York, where nearly 90% of the immigrants joined the handful of relatives or friends who had…

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    Donald Trump is a leader with the mentality of “my way or now way”. Today, his method is appropriate because jobs need to be completed as soon as possible. Everything is a race and competition these days and Trumps leadership skills are qualified to be able to complete everything in a timely fashion with high quality. Although leaders are fit for the situation they are in, there is some flaws with how they take on the task. For example, Trump’s proposal to eliminate immigration gained the…

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    Deportations is a start to a very in depth solution, and it is now when the United States needs to start acting to progressively solve this issue. The country is very split on how they feel about deportation, but it overall is in the best interest of the American people economically and it will better provide safety for the American people. It is proven that deportation not only works, but as well deters illegal immigrants. Donald Mann in his article, “The Unabated Flow of Illegal Immigrants…

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