Permanent residency

should not be passed yet some are praying for it to be passed. The intent of the Dream Act is to allow illegal or undocumented immigrants who were brought here by family as children to enlist in the military, receive education and work towards permanent residency. Many people registered with the dream act had no say in the matter of entering the U.S. illegally and thus should have the same opportunities as their peers. Why should they be punished for the decisions made by their parents? People…

will like advance my career by specializing as a consultant pharmacist or as a clinical pharmacist. These are areas my present qualification does not give me an easy access into. For example, having a Pharm D is a requirement for application for residency programs and certifications in areas of interests such as Oncology, cardiology and anticoagulation. Being a part of this program will not only enhance my clinical knowledge but also prepare me for future undertakings in my professional…

9 million Syrians have sought out refuge from their war torn country since 2011.(Insert Citation) The refugee crisis has caused many problems including: shortage of room for sanctuary, a need for more food, civil unrest, and, on the positive side, more awareness. With about 150,000 Syrians migrating to the European Union and 3 million to neighboring countries, there is a result of little room in haven countries.(Insert Citation) Refugee camps across Europe are overflowing. Many countries, such…

in court room number seven at eight am in the morning. However what I did not realized about the court was that there were several cases to be heard by the judge and they were at the same time. This case in particular had to do with obtaining a permanent restraining order, however because one of the parties was not present the judge actually postponed the hearing to another time, he also did this in order for the temporary restraining orders to be delivered to both parties, due to the fact the…

It was her first time on a plane. Anna Santos, a native to the Fogo island of Cape Verde sat trembling in the arms of her older cousin. At only nine years old, Santos was on a flight under a temporary student Visa to the United States. “I was afraid. I was leaving my mom, my dad – my whole country behind.” Unknowingly, Santos would later become one of the 11 million undocumented immigrants that reside in the United States. The Migration Policy Institute, estimates that 71% of these…

Immigration Acts of 1990, which sought to cut down fraudulent marriages among immigrant women who were marrying U.S. citizens. The provisions forced those who immigrated to marry to remain properly married for two years before applying for permanent residency, at which time both spouses had to submit applications. “Under these circumstances, many immigrant women were reluctant to leave even the most abusive of partners for fear of being deported” (Crenshaw). The law was later amended to allow a…

the military because they have the same rights, dreams and ambitions. The United States government should absolutely pass the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors, better known as the “DREAM Act”, because providing conditional permanent residency to hard-working and educated illegal immigrants…

Between 1800 and 1875, immigration laws were regulated and enforced at the state level. However, in 1875, Congress began to regulate some aspects of national immigration law. Despite the country’s origin as a nation allegedly built by immigrants for immigrants in order to foster economic opportunities for all people, the elected politicians were very selective about the nationalities of the immigrants who were accepted, and about their social standing. The earlier laws made it possible for…

Immigration in the twentieth century continued to increase caused by the growth of opportunities in the United States. Continued growth of immigration continued the need for reform. The “Anarchist Exclusion Act of 1903 added four inadmissible classes: anarchists, people with epilepsy, beggars, and importers of prostitutes” ("List of United States Immigration Laws.”) Twentieth century immigrants known as “undesirables” further grew to prevent the an unwanted change in society. The immigration act…

Sexual violence is a huge problem in the United States in regards to public health. Some of the ways we as a nation try to decrease the occurrence of sexual assault or crimes involving sex, is have legislators pass laws in efforts of reducing recidivism among convicted sexual offenders and deterring would be offenders. Due to the laws passed by legislators, sex offenders living in the United States are required to participate in multiple policies and programs such as; registering as a sex…