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    America 's Gates: Chinese Immigration during the Exclusion Era, 1882-1943, Erika Lee convincingly argues that the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act is the start of the United States of America becoming a “gatekeeping” nation, no longer imagining itself as a nation open to all immigrants but instead a nation that carefully monitors who should be allowed to enter America and who should not. Yet Chinese Exclusion did more than simply display American desire to limit the immigration of a specific ethnic…

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    Immigration Immigration, is it a problem? For some countries yes it is a major problem. Immigrants are also a problem across the globe and in a few countries they are a problem that is unmanageable. Illegal immigrants are a significant dilemma across the world but, in the United States immigration has gotten to the point where there are more immigrants in the U.S than anywhere in the world. The main area that the U.S has problems with immigrants is its one thousand nine hundred and fifty…

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    Arguments Against Dumping

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    a. Dumping is resource used by many manufacturers. Dumping is when manufacturers export their products overseas, that can no longer be sold or are banned in the U.S. (or their other societies) due to harmfulness effects. This is a solution to quickly get rid of the unwanted items in one society and for manufacturers still have an opportunity to make some profit. b. An example of dumping is when the US banned selling fire-retardant children’s pajamas because they contained the fire-retardant…

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    Why The Aliens Are Coming

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    Aliens Are Coming! “Illegal Alien, also called an undocumented alien, is a noncitizen living in a country without the proper immigration documents,” explains the World Book Student (DeFrank N.p). Every single day, there are tons of illegal immigrants trying to cross the border into the United States of America. Ever since the beginning of America, there were always immigrants wanting to find a new life in America. The Science Online database explains that “These movements [immigrations] spread…

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    Immigration has seemingly always been a major topic and controversial issue in political campaigns. There are a large array of considerations that must be taken into account when addressing this issue and forming a solution. With many people having different views on the matter it often times proves to be near impossible to come up with a solution that pleases everyone. However, with proper speculation and insight on the matter, there are ways in which the goal of having a stable immigration…

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    most secure and militarized border between two countries who are at peace in the entire world. His proposal of a wall is not only a logistical nightmare to even attempt to construct, but has also been proven to do little to nothing against illegal immigration. After spending a over a year encouraging crowds that the wall will be built, it seemed as if he would deliver on this promise, however, after 100 days in office,…

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    how lives develop when the words "green card," "deportation" and, hopefully, "asylum" hang over the heads of a family of illegal immigrants as they go to the Canadian border and get caught. After reading Ask Me No Questions by Maria Budhos and researching the topic of immigration, it shows a lot about the problems that the US faces with immigration and how complicated immigration in the US has become after the 9/11 terrorist attack. To begin, after the 9/11 terrorist attack, there were a lot…

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    required to be reinstate an unlawfully terminated employee when the employee is an illegal alien. If an employer was to have to reinstate an illegal alien, they would be violation of the Immigration Reform and Control Act. In 1986, the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) passed in order to prohibit employers from knowingly hiring, recruiting, or referring for a fee any alien who is unauthorized to work (“Immigration Reform”, n.d.). The IRCA, signed under President Ronald Reagan, also…

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    life. After gathering all of his courage he crosses something that could be his new life or his undoing, the U.S., Mexico border. No matter what he does, from this moment on he lives in the shadows. This story has become more and more common as illegal or otherwise known as undocumented immigrants have been entering and living in large numbers in the U.S. Their presence has seeped into the fabric of the country, even it’s politics today. As always, the divide opinion between the…

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    Immigration is what founded this great nation of ours. To deny immigration is to deny one 's own self. Many people of the past and present have been opposed to immigration but some Americans do not seem to look at the progress immigrants have done and are doing for our country which should be recognized. For example we have our Democrat and Republican parties. Democrats along with organizations such as the Fair Immigration Reform Movement which are led by a group of 44 organizations from across…

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