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    The work force is not the problem affected by illegal immigration and economy. The population of illegal immigrants with the country of the United States affects the tax system negatively as well. If the undocumented workers work jobs under the table, one would wonder if illegal immigrants even pay taxes. The truth is that undocumented workers do pay tax. Tax Foundation, a website contains and article called "Immigrants and Taxes" which was wrote by Gerald Prante. The article states, "...many…

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    Illegal Immigration has been an issue for generations. Some immigrants come to America searching for a better life. Other immigrants come to America to take advantage of our country. Immigrants harm native-born American lives by effecting American jobs. Illegal immigrants also receive government support without being a citizen. Illegal immigration costs America and their citizens billions of dollars. Illegal immigration is an issue for America. Illegal immigration needs to be properly resolved.…

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    eleven million illegal immigrants living in America today and about seven million hold jobs (Barbour 16). With all the undocumented people living in America, a citizen may wonder how this affects the country. Illegal immigration has many negative effects on America’s economy, education, and public safety, but by identifying the flaws in the countries immigration policy can assist to find a solution. The most obvious, but controversial topic of illegal immigration is the cost. “Illegal…

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    Illegal immigration has been an ever-growing issue in many countries, however it is the United States in which the largest population of illegal immigrants resides. According to Homeland Security’s report in 2012 there is an estimated 11.4 million illegal immigrants living in the United States (“Estimates of the Unauthorized Immigrant Population Residing in the United States”). An important perspective within the debate over illegal immigrants is the influence they have on the country's economy…

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    Illegal immigration has been a problem for the United States for a long time. This phenomenon is not new and thousands of illegal immigrants have come into the United States through the Mexico border, the Pacific Ocean, or through many other ways. Some people have entered the country legally through a visit visa or school visa, but then stay illegally and work in various places. I believe that illegal immigration has two valid sides, on one said it provides the local economy with cost benefits…

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    discuss on the article was about immigration the number it has nearly tripled since 1986 so they are trying to find the causes and how to fix the problem especially when it comes to politics. The article first explore how the news and media explains what is illegal immigration the social problem because what is being spoken to the public. When the media gives information to the public the article is exploring why is the media making illegal immigration a problem? What are the…

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    The issue of illegal immigration is the topic of many political discussions in today’s society. The President and Congress have done many things to aid in the resolution of the problem, but the issue still resides in our society. President Obama has done quite a few things to assist in solving the immigration issue. First, he took actions to increase the chances that illegal immigrants crossing the border between Texas and Mexico be caught and directed back to Mexico. Also, the…

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    Illegal Immigration Do you know how many illegal immigrants are in the United States? The numbers are shocking. There are 11.1 million illegal immigrants in the United States today (Gomez). Illegal immigration is not okay because it is a crime, one that has victims, and they some of them bring drugs with them. First and foremost, illegal immigration is a crime! Illegal immigrants violate our nation’s law by unlawfully crossing US borders. About 720,000 illegal Mexicans come into the US every…

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    “With over 11 million immigrants in the United States illegally (as of 2012), the issue of illegal immigration continues to divide Americans” (Immigration ProCon). This conversation topic has our country in turmoil on how we should approach the issue and how we should bring about a solution. Immigration has forced our country to a point where we need a reform in the way we deal with immigration. The immigration reform will benefit our country by giving back jobs to natural born citizens,…

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    Illegal immigration is a very controversial topic in America and has been seriously disputed since the twentieth century. Immigration provides many positive aspects to America and its citizens. However, immigration can also pose negative consequences as well. Deportation and an increase in militarization are possible solutions to the growing issue of immigration, but are very costly and time consuming. Although citizenship should be a right granted to an eligible immigrant seeking refuge,…

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