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    Legalizing Immigration

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    Supporters of legalizing immigration claim, “If we are serious about modernizing the system so that it serves our nations interest and reflects our values, enforcement needs to be coupled with a path to citizenship and legal immigration reform” (Berman 8). Immigration is a way for people to relocate from one country to the next, looking for a better lifestyle to live because those people can be free in so many ways. Immigrants may not like how their country is being handled, but if America were…

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    rights but, if we just allow any illegal those rights do they have any value or are they just empty value. As an American citizen you have earned and pay for the right to certain freedoms and rights. Americans should take a stand against illegal immigrants in the United States by enforcing the current laws, create programs to reduce new incoming illegals, and help speed up the process of becoming a legal citizen. Enforcing current laws about illegal immigration. The law 8 U.S. Code § 1227 -…

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    Introduction Did you know unauthorized illegal immigrants make up 5.1% of the U.S. labor work force? People are arguing that illegal immigrants come over here to take American jobs and commit nothing but crimes. However in the research that I have found out that that is all a lie so people will hate illegal immigrants. Not all of the illegal immigrants are criminals most are law abiding citizens in search for work and a better life. I am going to argue not all illegal immigrants should be…

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    “ Immigration reform that will make America great again” Donald Trump’s plan to tackle Illegal immigration is controversial and highly criticized. Many latinos believe Donald Trump is a racist who wants to make America less diverse. I believe he just wants to get rid of the people who shouldn't be in the United States in the first place. Donald Trump wants to end birthright citizenship. Close to 8 percent of all children born in the United States are born to parents in the country illegally.…

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    only a couple of issues that the American government is currently focusing on. But a key issue in American society and economy today is the debate on whether or not to pass an immigration reform that would grant illegal aliens amnesty, or the permission to stay in the country and eventually become legal U.S. citizens. An illegal alien is a person who comes into America without a visa or permission from the government. The vast majority of immigrants come to America due to very poor economic…

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    United States alone and the numbers continue to increase (Blake, Eben. "Immigration In US 2015 Reaches A New Record With Immigrant Population Of 42.1 Million People, Study Finds." International Business Times. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Nov. 2015). Immigration has been a foreign policy issue for many years and most recently has become a major topic of discussion, especially in the media when it comes to illegal immigration. Should illegal immigrants be deported? This question alone has sparked up many…

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    In-State Immigration Reform

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    While immigration is a necessary function for both the country and people wanting to immigrate, the issue needs to be approached with the country’s interest, capacity, and political climate in mind. Often it seems as though the issue comes down to the humanity of the situation. Often times immigrants come over talking about a new chance for themselves and their dream of that country. This plays at the heartstrings of the public and often tips the favor of immigration and immigration reform to…

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    Has immigration strengthened or weakened the U.S. Economy? Immigration has been a burning issue in the United States since the first wave of immigrants in the 1800s. Anti-immigrant sentiments rose in response to the new comers in the country. Americans accused immigrants of causing crime, taking jobs, and draining the nation’s economy. Recently, there was a resurgence of anti-immigration attitudes in the United States. In the 2016 Presidential election, immigration was the focal point in Donald…

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    create the immigration plan. If Trump’s plan is carried out, the Mexicans would be unauthorized to enter America because of the “great great wall,” possible recessions and riots would take place, and all illegal immigrants including the birthright citizens will be forced to leave America. So why is it important…

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    Hottest Immigration Battles Immigration has been one of the hottest topics talked among the world. Many immigrants decide to move to different countries due to many reasons. Unfortunately, it is illegal for people who are not native or have a citizenship to move to another country. Therefore, there are many crimes and suffering and it is something we don’t have control of. The Perpetual Border Battle and Imagining the Immigrant: Why Legality Must Give Way to Humanity, are two articles focusing…

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