Immigration to the United States

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    Immigrants from all over have come to the United States for better life chances such as work, school, and to escape violence. Many people perceive the United States as the greatest country on Earth because of the many job opportunities and great schools housed there. Because people are migrating to new lands or countries, I believed that it must be hard for immigrant youths to excel or adapt to a new culture. I believed this because I previously worked at an elementary school where there were…

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    little is found evidence wise, but there have been multiple accusations that were just deemed not credible. Since the women who speak out do not receive justice, even more women are discouraged to speak out about their sexual harassment. Only three states have sexual harassment training for their field workers, and the…

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    attempted entries continue to grow. The US has tried to control and reduce the number of immigrant by implementing harsh immigration policies and increasing boarder patrol. However, instead of addressing the problem, there has only been an increase of immigrants being held in detention centers sometimes for year and an increase of deportations as well. Neither, stricter immigration policies nor increased enforcement, has decrease the income of immigrants. Its safe to say that these “solutions”…

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    November 9th 2016 was a mournful day for the majority of the people that I know, including myself. I believe that Michelle Agins analysis may have been accurate only in alignment with the sample that she has chosen. When first listening to this article I was astonished at the fact that those who “persevere” as opposed to the “coddled” were less affected. Her article may have said one thing but the looks of my Facebook account, and the depressing look I watched in my morning commute to work said…

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    On one hand, we have the poem ‘Medusa’ by Carol Ann Duffy, in a dramatic monologue based on a mythical creature, Medusa, whose insecurity and jealousy leads her to believe that her husband is cheating on her. Consequently, she turns into a gorgon who turns anything she looks at to stone. On the other hand ,we have ‘Les Grandes Seigneurs’ by Dorothy Molloy which is about an aggrandized woman’s romantic relationship with men there to entertain her and to support her self-aggrandizement. However,…

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    Whiteness In Education

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    industry where "[the] informalization of the Los Angeles garment industry is in part the result of the specific characteristics of the immigrants employed by the industry" (Sarmiento, 1996, p. 37). Defining the garment industry 's informality, immigration workers are paid about nine cents for every shirt made. Moreover, many immigrant men seek jobs as lawn mowers, in factories, etc. where they face the same poor treatment. There is an incredible contrast between immigrants ' informal jobs and…

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    Unocumented Immigrants

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    the IRS provides undocumented immigrants an individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN) which allows undocumented immigrants to pay their taxes. According to a study Undocumented Immigrants’ State and Local Tax Contribution, done by ITEP undocumented immigrants paid an estimate of $11.84 billion in state and local taxes in 2012 and will increase by $840 million a year if DAPA is passed. Despite the fact that undocumented immigrants contribute billions in tax revenue every year, they have…

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    title Discrimination occurs everyday in the United States, and it can take the many different forms. Discrimination is defined as the unequal treatment of a person or group of people. Discrimination in the workplace was made illegal by the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which protects U.S. citizens from being discriminated against due to his or her race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, when seeking a job ( Lee ). Although this act allowed many people to obtain certain jobs…

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    1. Firoozeh doesn't encourage her parents to learn English because of the wave of immigration, which brought some of Iran to America. Throughout the chapter, Hot Dogs And Wild Geese, the author explains that she has always encouraged her parents to learn English, however, they were never able to fully learn, understand, and speak the language, especially her mother. However, since the wave of immigration, Firoozeh felt comfortable giving up on her parents because Iranian newspapers, television,…

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    I think that the immigrants should have a path to citizenship because they are just like us they are just from another state. One example is that the immigrants are afraid of the immigration because they are immigrants and they are living in fear and in the shadows they got no voice they got no right so they are living in the shadows they can't say nothing they got no voice they don't egiste but that's Bad we have to give them a voice by telling them to speak up and say give me a path to…

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