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    childhood arrivals The last three years it has been nonstop conversation of what to do with the men, women and children coming across various borders. The talk on national news about immigration and showing the children in the detention room filled with other children laying on the cold concrete floors. These children came with two parents and or one parent and sometimes they came alone hoping they will not be killed, assaulted and or raped along the way. The administration has undertaken a specific role of what should be done with nationals with requiring them to apply for immigration status. There are several considerations when applying for status and it is lengthy all by itself here are the requirements. First step…

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    Coming to the United states is already a challenge and sacrifice, so becoming a United States citizen shouldn’t be. I believe becoming a United States citizen is too expensive and the process too long. Many families have broken apart while looking for a better opportunity in this country because they believe coming to this country life will be easier. I recognize people win much more money here than other countries; however, one would never imagine the cost and the duration of naturalization…

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    Immigration is controlled by federal laws which govern the safety of America’s nation (Saltzman, 2016, p. 5). The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) was enacted in 1952 (United States Citizenship and Immigration Service) and is governed by the federal constitution. Its sole purpose was to set regulations for noncitizens of the United States regardless of their nationality when attempting to become legal citizens. The Act serves as protection for those who may be in pursuit of obtaining their…

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    The United States Constitution was written in 1787, and has been amended as recently as 1992. Every year, there are hundreds of amendments proposed, but most never make it out of the Congressional committee. Proposed Amendment XXVIII of the Constitution is as follows: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, as well as their immediate family, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. When a child born to immigrant parents in the United States or on…

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    Over the years Immigration in the United States has increased rapidly due to the changes to admission rules adopted by congress in 1965 (Zong and Batalova 1). These modifications have impacted the United States workforce, education, communities, and economy. Today the United States is still a popular destination for international immigrants, and it will continue to be one in the future. The issue that is being discussed is illegal immigration and whether it has negative or positive effects.…

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    goes to those who struggle to gain those right or keep them. Our strength is our unity of purpose. To that high concept there can be no end save victory.” Millions of undocumented American children that desperately need the chance to become citizens of the United States of America. Over eleven million undocumented Americans are living in the United States today. Two million are children that came to the United States under the age of ten years old. It is a travesty to punish these children for…

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    region of United States. Among the huge population of this city there are lots of immigrants who came from different corners of the world in search of better life, economic prosperity, education and make the city their home. But, time to time these migrated people have to face several legal issues regarding immigration laws of the particular country. Jacksonville, Florida follows the USCIS law to control immigration and to provide required services to the immigrants. This USCIS law is…

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    There are currently approximately 12-20 million undocumented workers in the United States. People want to come to the United States, not just for freedom; they want to make their lives better with career and life opportunities. However, these opportunities cause them and their families to be separated. Without a doubt, the best policies should allow for immigrants to go through a path to citizenship in the United States, and the government should not institute harsh policies such as the wall…

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    Denise Pagliccia Alan Goldman CT100-702 05/09/2016 Illegal Immigration 1. The issue of illegal immigrants The United States is largely regarded as the land of opportunities where dreams become reality. This view has influenced immigration into the country via legal and illegal means. The cause for concern remains the illegal immigrants who shun the legal immigration process. In the last decade reports from the immigration department have recorded sharp rise from five million illegal immigrants…

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    Lies Attempt to Overturn the Birthright Citizenship Many people travel from other countries to the United States in hopes of living the American Dream. My grandparents were among those people. They moved here in hopes of giving their children a better life than they, themselves, were accustomed to. The sacrifice and hardships they endured while traveling to America were worth so much more for our family’s success. My parents, aunts, and uncles were blessed to be citizens of the United States…

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