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    English 102 Dr. Clough 9/26/16 Should Anti-Immigration Measures Between the US and Mexico Be Reformed? As any politically active American would know, the topic of Illegal Immigration has transformed into a very heated debate throughout the recent years. Many are tired of hearing about it, and can you blame them? However, when babies of illegal immigrants make up 40 percent of the total births in California’s hospitals (Smith) and that the total number of illegal Mexican immigrants in 2004 was…

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    a total of about 11.2 million illegal immigrants currently in the United States. Compared to 360 million people in United States, that doesn’t seem to be much, but that is because a lot of them become citizens. The United States allows the illegal immigrants to be granted full citizenship. These illegal immigrants don’t pay as much taxes which is completely not right and arbitrary. The United States government needs to address the problems with illegal immigration and create laws to reduce…

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    America and the Immigration “Problem” Unless you have been living under a rock or in Wyoming for the past few months, you should know that immigration has been a very hotly debated topic in the presidential race. Both legal and illegal immigration have been under heavy scrutiny. With all candidates from both sides throwing out misleading and negative statements regarding the state of the nation’s immigration status, it is hard to separate the truth from the myths. It is important to separate…

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    Illegal immigration A country is created and maintained by how strong its borders are. Recently the United States of America has seen a spike in illegal immigration. America is considered a melting pot and while immigration is a wonderful thing filled with great people bringing in new ideas, cultures, languages, and life styles, it must be controlled to reduce and limit its harmful effect. This prompts the question of, should the United States adopt stronger immigration policies to limit the…

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    Illegal Immigration According to the Department of homeland security an alien is classified as “Any person not a citizen or national of the United States.” Although the United States has strict laws enforcing immigration into the country in 2014 there was a total of 11.3 million illegal immigrants. These immigrants come for many reason but mostly for economic opportunity and to reunite with family already here. The problem is nothing is being done to stop it and something needs to be done. If a…

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    United States, however, illegal immigration is still a very relevant issue, mainly in the lower states, where illegal aliens plague the streets amongst hard-working taxpayers where the state of Washington neglects to see actual citizens overrun by foreigners. as made clear by the Native American Party, “these foreigners come here to benefit themselves, not from any love of us or our country” (63). Some may not be clear on what illegal immigration is; illegal immigration is the migration of…

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    people are not paying any effort, and trying to enter as well as stay in this country illegally. “Illegal immigration is the major international economic issue facing the United States. An idiotic initiative towards protection might well change this, but our trade problems are of our own making” (Either 258). Illegal immigration is creating severe social and economic problems in the United States.…

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    Johnathan Watson Mrs. Stafford English IV 9 February 2017 Sanctuary Cities Sanctuary cities go back to the 1970s, the concept was to protect illegal immigration through the use of laws, practices or habits. Most people think of these cities as a safe environment for illegal immigrants and refugees to go. Many of these same people feel that it is totally acceptable to allow immigrants into the United States without the proper documentation if they are in these cities. States such as California,…

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    U.S receives 700,000 illegal immigrants that come in and decide to stay permanently. You’d wonder why people even come to the U.S since we have our own predicaments in this country alone. They are always going to be questioned on why they are trying to migrate here, but these immigrants do have some reasons to migrate here perpetually. This essay is going to explore why people migrate, some controversies and issues regarding illegal immigration, and how illegal immigration affects the economy.…

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    years, immigration has become a big issue to the American way of life. Our country is split up between legalizing illegal immigrants that are in our country or kicking them out of the country. Legal immigration is when someone has legal documentation to be a part of the United States. Illegal immigration alludes to the “migration of people across national borders in a way that violates the immigration law of the destined country (“Immigration Statistics”).” Even though illegal immigration is…

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