Permanent residency

Brittany Maynard is an ordinary 29 year old woman. Her and her husband, Dan Diaz, is trying to start a family after being married for a little over a year. After months of enduring unbearable headaches, Brittany has learned that she has brain cancer. After undergoing two surgeries to stop the growth of the tumor, Brittany learns that the tumor has returned. However, the tumor is more aggressive upon its return. Doctors give the newlywed only six months to live. Brittany considers many…

In the book “Youth Work: An Institutional Ethnography of Youth Homelessness”, Naomi Nicholas discusses an institutional ethnography and community based research. This research took place at at youth emergency shelter called “Street Youth Shelter” (SYS) over the course of one year in Ontario. In the introduction of the book, Nicholas outlines the main points of her research that took place at SYS. She discussed how she adopted the term “youth work” from the book and how governmentality helped…

genders, this allowed both parties to inherit land from their parents that was shared throughout their kin. These relationships were within families and kinship ties. This allowed an abundance of land to be foraged and traveled due to the current residency and kinship with…

The dilemma presented was based on Jenna’s lack of permanent residency, legal guardianship and the necessary documentation required to register for school. The school administration is responsible to register Jenna regardless of her inability to have a legal guardian with her and her lack of required documentation…

Obviously the two documents are different, one reason being is because the UDHR is more acceptance towards other social groups. For example they are more expectant upon people of color and women. Moreover, the UDHR speaks more of general movement and residency within different nations. Conversely, the constitution talks more about business and currency between states and how they differ and how they are…

Many people come to the U.S in hope for a new life with more opportunities. My grandmother Adela left her home country Poland in hope that the U.S will offer a better life. All immigrants leave for a reason, many hopeful that their themselves and family will live a happier life. They all come somewhere new with their own story, their own experience that makes them unique. Along with many other immigrants who traveled to America in the 1980’s, my grandmother, Adela, was greatly impacted because…

She claims many are waiting years just to obtain a “green card, or visas for permanent residency” because “no country may have more than 7 percent” of their applicants immigrate each year (Ngai). Another problem immigrants face is longer and tedious green card and visa application process. According to Darrell West’s article on “Inside…

Well, what makes them illegal? Most of these people who are coming in are considered illegal with the mere fact that they can’t qualify through the process to gain residency in this country. As an immigrant you find ways to make the best of the situation you are placed in, they make the United States their new home, to build the great American dream, therefore they find new opportunities such as jobs. A job is a place…

college and to seek a legal form employment. And in 2014, the DHS, established a similar process to expand the program to the parents of American citizens or lawful residents. The new program, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA). However, Texas and other states sued to prevent the implementation of DAPA. The states ague that it violated the Administrative Procedure Act, since it did not go over a “notice-and-comment” procedure. Moreover, violated the…

Bures, 2009). Those family members that have an influence on the individual are those family members that stay in the home country such as their elderly parents that need to be taken of, and those family members that go with the self-initiated expatriate to the host country. When the self-initiated expatriate is accompanied by some family members to the host country, they feel more in power and in control and the pressure to return to their home country become less. On the other hand those…