Permanent residency

Crossing the Bering Straits, arriving from Europe and Asia or processing through Ellis Island, the land that is now the United States was founded by people seeking a better life. Our country is referred to as a mixing pot of people, where the eclectic blend of people has made the fabric that built our great nation. As far back as the 1800’s, the US has had laws detailing the legal requirements for the immigration of non-American individuals. Any person, regardless of nation of origin, not…

This Nation consists of a melting pot of race and culture primarily due to immigration. Many individuals perceive immigration with a negative connotation. However, the problems do not reside with the people who persist on trying to come in to America but the process of doing so. The policies to obtain a visa should be changed because the process last too long. Trying to receive U.S. citizenship holds in a matter of who gets lucky. The immigration policies need to be changed due to very strict…

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1. Introduction Many Latinos come to the United States everyday in hopes of starting a better life, but starting over is not an easy task. There are many challenges for Latinos that come with moving to the United States that Latinos born in the United States face as well. Some of the most glaring challenges are discrimination, immigration, and the language barrier. Hispanics are mainly discriminated against by race and wage. Immigration creates many problems for them because of the difficulty…

Patient Case Report Osteoporosis is a condition commonly affecting the elderly that is characterized by low bone mass and microarchitectural deterioration of bone tissue, resulting in bone fragility and an increased likelihood of fractures (Seriolo et al., 2013). For an aging population, the effects of osteoporosis dramatically increase due to their already decreasing bone mass and fragile structure, as well as their greater risk of falls. Hip, vertebral and wrist fractures are all common…

(Immigration notes). All immigrants have arrived from what is known as the front door, side door, and back door policy. Front door policy is when a person arrives to be a permanent citizen by going through the legal steps to be a citizen (Immigration notes). First they become a naturalized citizen and are here in a legal long term residency which after so many years, are considered to be citizens. Those who are undocumented come through the back door. The side door is when a person obtains a…

952, H.R. 1842) provides “conditional” permanent residency to qualified unauthorized immigrants who enrolled in college or serve in the military. After meeting a set of requirements, including completion of at least two years of college or military service, the conditional status could be converted to full-fledged permanent resident status, which is a prerequisite for obtaining U.S. citizenship. The legislation currently before the…

Since the DREAM Act does not provide funding to states and counties to cover imposing costs, the act’s passage will require tuition increases, tax increases to expand enrollment, or a reduction in spaces available for American citizens at these schools (Camarota). About half a million new alien students are estimated to enroll in public institutions soon after the DREAM Act is passed, with another half million enrolling over the next decade and a half (Camarota). The United States would be…

If U.S gives the immigrants citizenship, the economy would rise in an enormous way and the U.S government would be able to benefit from them in many ways. An immigrant is a person who comes to another country to start a new life and take a permanent residency. Whereas an illegal immigrant is a person that enters a country with illegal papers and resides there without proper visas or documents. The 2010 US Census reported that 10…

With the growing need to maintain financial stability and the constant aspiration to climb up the social ladder, the rise of homelessness and lack of justice is a growing epidemic that many fail to give thought and attention to. Usually, the instinct of many individuals upon coming into contact with an individual begging for financial help, or merely coming across a homeless encampment, is to keep walking and turn a head away. For the few who are able to spare some change or a sincere…