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    Abirizak Karod Case Study

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    without employment integration will be difficult because communities are not intermingling and sharing their unique cultures and this will creates isolation for both the emigrants and hosted community. Therefore, he built with very outstanding network of different organizations he has advocated on behalf of the community to employ emigrants. Collaboration between Somali centre and Jewish Family Services facilitated the mentorship project where the Jewish professionals’ mentored Somali mentee…

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    Migration- is it Beneficial or a Disadvantage? “Migration is beneficial for both - countries facing emigration and countries facing immigration". I agree with this statement to a certain extent, although there are many benefits, like countries losing people getting new inhabitants, and immigrant paying taxes and the country getting more money. However, there are also disadvantages, such as countries losing their native inhabitants or losing their culture. Although migration is mostly a benefit,…

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    The Gorilla Play Analysis

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    Espinal writes this play as an acting laboratory, having as reference his experience as immigrant-emigrant in the United States, and passages from the life of English Writer Quintin Crisp, source of inspiration for the 80’s song “English Man in New York”. It opened at the Dante Hall Theater in New Jersey in 2012. The Dominican Republic premiere was…

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    age of sixteen in about 1628. Two years later in 1630, Anne immigrated to the New World with the rest of her family. They crossed the ocean aboard the Arbella which was a part of the Winthrop Fleet of Puritan Emigrants. They docked at Salem, Massachusetts on July 22, 1630. Soon, the emigrants were already not fond of the New World. They had problems with starvation and sickness, and they also had to share houses. Shortly after they immigrated, Anne started having children whom she named Dorothy,…

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    despite these positive aspects, such as economic development, the flow of people to other states - in 2000, about 175 million people lived outside their country of birth, also raises some difficulties, as the "brain drain" For example, the average emigrant coming out of Latin America or Asia has more than doubled of education than those who are fears that the new country coming to steal jobs or lower wages do not pass it even fears the report -which was prepared by the UN Department of Economic…

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    Immigrant Discrimination

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    limited the annual number of immigrants under the quota system, the number of immigrants was drastically reduced. However, the number of emigrants began to increase again from 1945 and rose sharply after the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 was passed, which abolished quota system. Some groups of immigrants had similar circumstances and reasons with the emigrants who came to the U.S. during the period from the late 19th century and the early 20th century, but highly educated and skilled…

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    America Still America still provides access to the American Dream, “to the poor, the tired, and the huddled masses.” American Dream developed in the US by the five ideals, which are, liberty, equality, rights, democracy, and opportunity. The American Dream currently functions in the US is a statement on freedom includes the opportunity for prosperity and success, and an upward social mobility for the family and the children. My personal definition of The American Dream is a statement that has…

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    When it comes to Latin American it was interesting to know that the time from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century was called the “land of opportunity” and that was from the many emigrants from Europe. With Argentina became one of the main countries of the many emigrants from Europe which was approximately 6 million people. This was contributed to the labor and the capital that began to flow into Argentina. Despite the great number of people flowing into Argentina there was tremendous…

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    John Downe, a weaver, writes a letter to his wife in 1830 recalling his journey to the United States from England. Downe’s purpose is to persuade his wife to emigrate herself and her children to the United States in order to join him. Downe adopts a joyous and pleading tone in his letter in order to convince his wife that his family will create a better life for themselves when they are no longer living in poverty. Using an excited and exaggerated tone, Downe informs his wife about his…

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    Emigrants, immigrants, natives, all the people coming for the chance of the opportunity to start a new life where they won’t be ruled by a tyrant imprisoning them in penury. They come seeking the rumored “freedom” “liberty” “equality” which are found in America. America, the land of opportunity, opens and welcomes every person with open arms to access the American Dream that everyone glorifies. The American Dream is still accessible due to the ability to have the opportunity to start a new life,…

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