Immigration and Naturalization Service

Section I: Description of Your Community Service The Citizenship Ambassador Program is currently located on the St Petersburg College’s Clearwater Campus. Two years ago Professor Preston developed the format being currently used. She has went through the official training at USCIS, as well as developed and presented the lessons with the help of Professors Newsom and Fratus. USCIS has provided The Citizenship Ambassador with flashcards, flyers, and has also developed the handouts. The copies of…

The film Well-Founded Fear provides insight to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, often deemed, “the 21st century Ellis Island,” and the process for seeking asylum. The whole process is based on the evaluation of the refugee’s worth. Have they suffered enough? Are they worthy of this ‘desirable’ status? What can…

document 19 it states that a new department call Homeland Security cost around $40 billion just to be up and running. It was a waste of time and money because “it creates an overlap, taking employees from 22 existing agencies such as the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Coast Guard and the Border Control.”(Document 19) In a newspaper article it mentions “that roughly 1 of every 4 dollars spent on wartime contracting was wasted or misspent.”(Document 16) To sum up, the war of terror was a…

Language is a fundamental aspect of everyday life. It is a key tool that conveys not only traditions and values but also allows people to communicate with each other on a daily basis. Without language, the world would cease to run as efficiently and effectively as it does today; instead, it would lead to mass confusion and lack of production. For example, the biblical story of the Tower of Babel is the quintessence of the rippling effects of language barriers. The workers were unable to…

The requirement for citizenship and the tests (for the most part) are fair. Citizenship is an important thing to have. It means you have a home. It gives you an identity such as in the case of the United States, ?a U.S. citizen? .That also means however that you are a model of what a U.S. citizen is. That is why becoming a citizen is so hard, because if you do something wrong it will be labeled as American terrorist, American kills 3 people, and so on giving America bad name. They make the…

friendly welcome. In one essay, Sucheng Chan discussed detailed key aspects in understanding the persecution of the Chinese- being the main group among other Asian immigrants- and through what means that oppression occurred. In Sucheng Chan's essay, Immigration and Livelihood, 1840s to 1930s, the major focus came in the detailed economic, social, and political strife of Asian immigrants during that time period. Chan encompassed on their accomplishments that went unnoticed, the jobs they held,…

dollars not including lawyer fees. With such high cost people are not able to start the application process and also due to their background information you must have a clear criminal record. In the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services Numbers of N-400 Application for Naturalization of dates April 1- June 2016 shows that 8,050 people applied in Dallas Texas and only 4,667 passed the criminal record and…

of the United States and of the State wherein they reside,” (ratified 07/09/1868, 1). Per one of the lectures in GOVT 2305 - 71502, “a person can become a citizen of the United States through birthright citizenship, derivative citizenship, or naturalization,”(Professor Echols, 09/06/2016, 2). Being a citizen means that a person has access to resources and benefits that other people who are non-citizens may not have. The benefits that come with being a citizen have attracted a lot of people to…

As 1965 Immigration and Naturalization Act removed the quota of specific ethnicity, the immigration of Asians, including Koreans, became easier resulting the influx of Korean immigrants during the time. Recently naturalized Korean immigrants begin their stores in poor areas, especially in black communities…

people to have different nationalities by different laws and automatic operation. For example, if you are a Korean who born in US, you may be both a US national and a Korea national. Some countries acquire dual citizenships by marriage, birth, naturalization and state succession etc. For example, for US, people who have granted another citizenship automatically will not worry about losing US citizenship. However, some people who are willing to apply another citizenship, may lose US citizenship.…