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    The nuances of the language are complex, and sometimes it feels like there is a requirement for people in the United States to use English. However, most sports have languages of their own; people can communicate on the court or on the field both verbally and through gestures. Immigrants receive a great deal of exposure to English through team sports, which serves as…

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    Stretching out approximately 2000 miles long, the U.S.-Mexico concrete border has its own loopholes where at certain points the security is not tight. This enables people to cross the border without papers. However, this is not to say that those people will not find any difficulties in crossing. A note to remember, the unauthorized border crossing means risking everything it may take because the spots are not considered comfortable to be crossed such as crossing through abandoned tunnel (El…

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    There has been much talk about immigration in America being a burden in the economy. Arguments like jobs being taken away from Americans by immigrants are prominent. There is also arguments that immigrants keep wages down. Most of these are immigrants have a negative effect on jobs. In this presidential election, most of the talk about immigration was about a reduction in size. If there is a lot of negative connotation with immigration, then the question of why immigration is still allowed…

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    in the United States so it may be considered morally be wrong to punish them. illegal immigrants are "The unauthorized resident immigrant population is defined as all foreign-born non-citizens who are not legal residents. Most unauthorized residents either entered the United States without inspection or were admitted temporarily and stayed past the date they were required to leave."(Michael, Nancy, and Bryan 1) Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton wants to show them the path to citizenship…

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    The United States is considered one of the most diverse countries today, becoming a colossal melting pot worldwide. Most individuals were born in the United States, while others emigrated. Conversely, all of the Americans in the United States, except Native Americans, immigrated here or descended from an immigrant at one point or another. Among these many immigrants living in the United States, around 11 million are illegal immigrants living day to day lives while 8 million are undocumented…

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    As of 2015, there were 73.6 million children under the age of 18 in the United States (“NUMBER OF CHILDREN…”). Of those 73.6 million children, 5.5 million of them have at least one parent that is an illegal or undocumented immigrant in the United States (Cohn and Passel). That is 13% of the children in the United States. Even if all children of illegal immigrants were born in the United States they would still live a more complicated life than children of native-born parents. While the education…

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    Making America Hate Again To be able to vote is undoubtedly one of the greatest aspects about the United States of America. The ability to chose our leaders and practice a democracy is something citizens of other countries only dream of having. Because of this freedom, Americans should always vote during the elections, especially this year’s Presidential election. This election is an especially unique one; the Republican candidate is a businessman with no political experience, while the…

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    For this class the title being called Immigration Rights, brought my attention due to myself being an immigrant I wanted to see how a class would talk and focus on this topic. The first quarter I was very excited to see that there were other types of people; race and culture wise.…

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    Incredible pressure strangles American immigrants, from the moment they step onto United States soil, throughout their struggles to make better lives for themselves, all the way to watching their first-generation children begin to understand their alienation among their stark-white peers. With verbal abuses echoing in their minds, such as,“if you’re in America, learn to speak ‘American’” and “go back to your own country if you can’t handle it here”, the understanding of American assimilation…

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    Immigration is a big controversial topic in America today. One of the biggest question America faces today is, what should they do about illegal immigration? Linda Chavez, an outspoken commentator on issues of civil rights and affirmative action, wrote an article about illegal immigration and her whole article was trying to show how illegal immigrants bring good to the country and they should not deport them back to their country. I respectfully disagree with Chavez and do believe that there…

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