Naturalization

history and government (civics). Take an oath of allegiance to the United States. {https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/learners/learn-about-naturalization} You may be denied if you merited the green card in the first place ,, you did something to make you removable from the United States, or of you don't meet the basic eligibility criteria for U.S. citizenship.For the protection of the U.S…

The Hart-Celler Act known as the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, put policies in place that greatly affected Asian Americans and the US demographic population which were immediate and evident over time. Up until the act of 1965 Asian Americans were highly discriminated against and laws were made to keep them from immigrating to the US. “In 1882, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first law in the United States that denied immigration to a specific ethnic group” (Le,…

I had the pleasure of interviewing a fellow friend of mine, Mariama Bah, whom had recently gone through the naturalization process in attaining U.S. citizenship. I was interested in interviewing her because I wanted to explore the perspective of a fellow age mate and hear her thoughts on how the process helped to shape her idea of what citizenship is, especially since her naturalization took place this past summer. Ms. Mariama Bah can be reached at (310) 346-6728. Well, what exactly is…

physical differences we believe to exist between them. Within the discourse about “race,” there are two general theories about how “race” is to be defined: essentialism and social constructivism. The essentialist position typically involves the “naturalization” of race, or the attempt to ground the concept of race in biological “facts”, and…

I was born in the United States of America to parents who were born abroad eight years after their nuptials. Born in Kings, Brooklyn I moved to Port-au-Prince, Haiti as an infant with my parents and three siblings. In Haiti, my father stood as a sentinel retired with Forces Armèes d’Haiti and Police Nationale d’Haiti, and my mother employed, as a National Airport Supervisor Safety Authority of Operations at International Airport Toussaint Louverture. Studying French in Mikaline Kindergarten…

This ethical dilemma is about an immigration improvement bill, which has not passed since it was announced. Additional, children that came to the United States when they was a children and were educated here need to stay United State Citizens if they are eligible. United State is a country where they grew up and may get a document and work the job they like. Also, the problem is not the children it’s their parents, and not to be a punished the children coming to America without document. First,…

The republicans wanted to keep the national government small while insisting on supporting the state right and a strict interpretation of the constitution instead of a strong central government. As well as leaving most of the power to the states and to the people. Believing that the people are responsible enough to make good decisions concerning their country. The federalist primary goal was to maintain order and structure by favoring a strong national government and the people’s right.…

Do state control immigration outcomes? To understand the complex process of immigration a basic knowledge of the concept is needed. The process of immigration is regarded as the international movement of people into a destination country of which they are not natives or where they do not possess citizenship in order to settle or reside there, especially as permanent residents or naturalized citizens, or to take-up employment as a migrant worker or temporarily as a foreign worker. It is very…

An immigrant is a person who comes to live permanently or temporarily in a foreign country. When the government has the power to shut down whole organisations such as immigration everyone's rights are at risk, Immigration has been a long supported cause for the growth of the U.S and the U.S economy, they add trillions of dollars to the growth domestic product, there economic importance will only increase in the coming generation as america's largest generation. Today, the United States is home…

Department of Homeland Security estimated that there were 1.68 million undocumented immigrants living in Texas” (Salamon) and that's about the population size of San Antonio. Because of laws such as the Voter ID law and Voter Regristration requiring naturalization, those who live within the country do not have a chance to decide what happens in it, leading to a large population of people who cannot decide how the government is run. Thus, the cycle continues of people being unable to influence…