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    Border Patrol In America

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    better life; some are refugees, escaping persecution and civil wars in their home country. All of these people believe the United States is the…

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    Issues In Law Enforcement

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    of issues within the United States, our society would be different if it was not for the hand of the law. Apart of the hand of the law is law enforcement or police officers, which are officers sworn to protect and severe the citizens of the United States great society. (Ortmeier, 7/2005, p. 14) Having laws without people to enforce them or allow people to take the law into their own hands, has had significant issues in the past. (Ortmeier, 7/2005, p. 7) Within the United States law enforcement…

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    Mexico Border Tension

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    The United States is a nation of immigrants, which represents a controversial issue in the United States and the world. Benjamin Franklin in the eighteenth century overwrought by myriad German immigrants would vanquish the influence of the British in the country. Irish immigrants in the nineteenth century were abhorred as sluggish alcoholic. In the twenty-first century, similar consternation is conducted against Latin American immigrants, which an extensive majority of the immigrant population…

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    of the United states which later becomes named Paterson. During President Enrique eight-year term he has done many things to change the country. First by making the us capital name Paterson. Then he stopped police brutality and everyone in a peaceful community. He declared that the Rich would have to pay taxes and the poor do not. The President later invades Russia because they made fun of his hair. The president also ended would hunger and is the first Hispanic president of the united states…

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    Borders. What are borders? A border in a vague description is an end of an object that separate the object from another object. Though there are borders of that are much more important, these borders cause pain, war, and death, these are the borders that surround every country. Some may say these borders are not important, but i do not agree. There are borders that are more important, the borders that surround us at all times, the borders of the United States of America, But even today, these…

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    Operation Janus

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    A new report from the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General describes how the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) granted citizenship to 858 immigrants who were ordered to be deported or removed. According to the report, in 2010 the Department of Homeland Security began Operation Janus under the Office of Operations and Coordination (OPS) to “address the issue of aliens from special interest countries receiving immigration benefits after fraudulently changing…

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    immigration laws that have been enacted in the United States reflect the politics and migrant flows of the times, with early immigration laws focusing on the migration of people from Europe and Asia, and more recent regulations targeting Mexican immigrants. The gradual shift in focus towards Latin American immigration in the U.S. is most closely attributed to growing concerns of national security, because most Americans view migrants crossing the border as violent drug smugglers. Steven…

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    The Democratic view on immigration is based on the idea that the United States is a country based on immigrants, and as such it should value and support its present and future immigrants. They believe in providing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, especially those who were brought here as children. They wish to greatly reform the current immigration laws. Democrats do not believe that just any illegal immigrant should be provided amnesty or a path to citizenship. They say that…

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    American Terrorism Effects

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    Terrorism and its effects on the United States of America and Americans “With great power, comes great responsibility,” this quote was stated by Uncle Ben, in Spiderman, but holds true to real life situations. At the end of the 19th century, as the United Stated were entering the 20th century the global market was changing thanks to the industrial revolution and America expanding it’s exportation. Along with economic advancement, the US came to military prominence within a similar timeframe.…

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    Among the solutions was the United Nations recommendation that there be an alternative to detention centers established for this population, and only as a last resort should a child be held there. Due to a lack of protection for children, it was also proposed that children be placed with a guardian. The guardian would be appointed by an independent organization created for that purpose. One of the reasons this was stipulated was that children without a familial unit, are increasingly vulnerable…

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