United States federal immigration and nationality legislation

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    Ellis Island was one of the main points of entry into the United States and immigrants arrived here from their long journey at sea dirty and unkempt. Today they fly in on planes arriving at our international airports. The trip is much shorter and they are groomed and dress with the latest fashions (Foner, N. 2000). Back in the 1900’s immigrants came mostly from Europe. They came to the United States to escape from crop failure in their homeland. There were also land and job shortages along…

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    In the article, “Hispanics Find Jobs that Shift Migration” Marilyn Gilroy states, “Economic opportunity, the force that has driven population shifts for years, is changing the face of migrations as Hispanics move into parts of the nations.” Many immigrants’ workers’ are moving to the big city areas that fast growing. They are…

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    Why The Aliens Are Coming

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    country without the proper immigration documents,” explains the World Book Student (DeFrank N.p). Every single day, there are tons of illegal immigrants trying to cross the border into the United States of America. Ever since the beginning of America, there were always immigrants wanting to find a new life in America. The Science Online database explains that “These movements [immigrations] spread culture, language, and trade goods, as well as infections” (Immigration and Incidence N.p). The…

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    years, immigration has become a big issue to the American way of life. Our country is split up between legalizing illegal immigrants that are in our country or kicking them out of the country. Legal immigration is when someone has legal documentation to be a part of the United States. Illegal immigration alludes to the “migration of people across national borders in a way that violates the immigration law of the destined country (“Immigration Statistics”).” Even though illegal immigration is…

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    “Immigrants” are what the people you love without those documents are called, according to the government. Immigration is the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country. There is never a day where we get to wake up and not face some type of problem or discrimination. Some problems can be solved with a couple of words, but in other situations it can seem like there isn’t a solution. Immigration has always been America’s biggest problem yet to be solved. Millions of families are…

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    To have a better life is to have success and happiness, but in many countries around the world; it is difficult to have a bright future. The country of the United States has other people around the world wanting a change of the American dream and how they are allow to follow those dreams of theirs. In their very own country, they are not allow to do certain things that they wanted to do to become successful in their lives or to do something that they dream of doing. People believe that the only…

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    Jo-Ann Pilardi, “The Immigration Problem Is About Us, Not About Them” on this reading Pillard writes about the immigration problem facing United Sates. Immigrants come to United States of America for the American dream. Each year hundreds of thousands of immigrants come to America. All those immigrants many have different reasons to come to Unites States of America. Some come for freedom, protection and others come for job opportunities, and better quality of life. The immigrants do not come to…

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    Westerman: I am Cheyenne Chriestenson, and I am a resident of Texarkana, Arkansas. The legislation addressing Immigration Reform is a big concern to me because it is highly affecting our workforce, economy, and numerous other areas of the United States. The current immigration system is broken. I am urging you to reform the immigration laws because immigrants are coming across the borders without consent of the United States which makes the immigrants illegal. This issue is directly impacting…

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    American Self Dignity

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    Issues Forum (NIF) defines the United States as, “A land of opportunity, a refuge from persecution, and a nation of immigrants.” This quote pertains to the nation because a majority of citizens commenced as immigrants. Time is not taken by others to consider that their predecessors once originated as immigrants and immediately reach for the conclusion that all newcomers are job purloiners who poorly effect the economy. As a result new settlers to the United States begin to feel discouraged by…

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    illegal immigration. One thing is quite clear: the approach followed so far, a policy of benign neglect is no longer effective. To achieve the best results, immigration reform must be exhaustive. A partial approach that focuses exclusively on border security, ignoring migrant workers (or vice-versa) is doomed to failure. If Congress approves another law to pass on tiptoe on fundamental contradictions of the status quo, then this status will not change. Illegal immigration in the United States…

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