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and they continue to come here to this day. People who come to live in a new country are referred to as immigrants, who can generally be classified into two categories; legal immigrants or immigrants who have permission to reside and work in the United States, and illegal immigrants or immigrants who arrive illegally or somehow manage to lose their legal status after entering the US on a legal visa. Over the past 400 years, immigrants have had different reasons to come to America. Some came to…

All around the world, people are witnessing a rise in cultural wars, hate crimes and racial diversity. Possible future presidents talking about building a wall across the Mexican border, to the wars that are going on in Africa due to cultural and native-born pride. The source behind a lot of the worlds problems can easily be linked to what is called Xenophobia. You see it every day all around you, brainwashed with the constant reminder of the current issues dealing with racism and immigration in…

Gun Smuggling on the United States – Mexico Border For over 200 years, the United States and Mexico have both had an important role in controlling one of the longest borders in the world. The United States is known as “the land of opportunity,” and in recent years, powerful drug cartels have taken the opportunity of firearms laws in the United States and purchased hundreds of thousands of weapons to use in their drug wars. The border states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas have…

have to work hard no matter what it takes that's why people try their best to still cross any border even though the technology from the border is more advanced makes it even ten times harder than it was back then now i understand why border patrol people and border fence got harder to cross through its usually because the us don't want any terrorist crossing from mexico specially from other states. thankfully to barack obama he had given us (illegal immigrants) more rights. it is named…

The true origins of illegal immigration have been linked to the early 1900’s and the end of the bracero program in 1964. In the early 1900’s, the United States did not consider illegal immigration to be an issue. As a matter of fact, up until 1914, points of entry were left largely unprotected and members of society were able to freely come and go. The beginning of security implementation came with the Immigration Act of 1924. From this point on, anybody entering the country without permission…

while considering both sides of the argument. Each counter argument she presents she refutes it resulting in her argument becoming more convincing towards the audience. She also uses factual information provided by the United Nations. This allows her to earn credibility since the United Nations is a well-established credible…

After many years of living in the United States, Natalio reunites with the children. The children ask if he will be taking them with him back to the United States. The family is migrating illegally and must hire a guide, called a coyote, to help them make the journey across the border and to Los Angeles. Reyna describes the long journey, and that it took multiple times to make it successfully even after two close encounters with border control. Grande says that she was little, and felt…

3. Personally, I believe that it’s hard to pick either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party when it comes to who benefits immigration reform. Trump claims that the Democrats aren’t helping when it comes to immigration reform, but Republicans can benefit from an immigration reform in terms of sending people back to their countries. Trump believes that any immigration plan must improve jobs, wages and security for all Americans. Trump plans on implementing a wall to limit the amount of…

The act granted legal status for about 1.7 million people, but it only applied to illegal immigrants who resided within the United States before January 1st, 1982. Ronald Reagan passed the act in exchange for stronger border patrol, and also for fines to be passed if a worker or employee were to hire an illegal immigrant. Overall, the main goal of the act was to decrease the growing number of illegal immigrants. However, the…

as well as myself believe that we should not allow Illegal Immigration. The rate of crime, gangs, drug trafficking and sex trafficking have increased. The middle class are losing jobs to illegal immigrants because they are willing to work for less. State systems are going bankrupt over providing social services to these people and hospitals are never seeing a dime due to the “free health care” they have to provide. Our economy isn’t benefiting either. Illegal Immigrants hardly have to pay taxes,…