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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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    The Dreamers The United States of America is best known as a “free nation.” There are many opportunities in this country, but not everyone can enjoy them. There is an “estimated 11.7 million undocumented immigrants” in the United States (Chen 4). Immigrants however, are best known as hard and motivated workers. Natural born American citizens obviously have more opportunities, benefits, and are able to get a stable job. Immigrants on the other hand, are completely opposite of this scenario. Most…

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    even if they are not legal citizens. Most immigrants that come here work more than 40 hours a week to get by and take care of their families. There are many success stories with illegal immigrants coming here and becoming very prominent people in America, for instance Donald Trump’s grandparents. However, that was decades ago currently even legal citizens can even receive government assistance sometimes .When your parent is an illegal citizen they can be deported at any given time. There have…

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    language and habits. America has been the country where everybody is looking to live in, a destination where people from all over the world seek a new chances, better life quality, achievements, and equality; people from all everywhere moves to the United States the country of opportunities. While some people move by choice expecting a better life than their homeland because they feel there is no growth available for them or escaping their country's politics, others are forced to United States…

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    The Difficulties of America: The Problems of Discrimination Immigrants face many difficulties living in America today, especially when they belong to a minority and are new to the many cultures that surround American society. Two authors that address these issues are Langston Hughes and Pat Mora. Within his poem “ Let America be America Again”, Hughes discusses the the flawed system in which America no longer lives up to its original ideals of equality and freedom. Whereas Mora , in her poem…

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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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    Hispanics the “2nd” United States By Princess Oyedeji There are many cultures that build up the United States of America. And one of them is Hispanics. Hispanics are known to be the Largest minority of the United states of America, which is a good thing. Because of this the Hispanics and they’re culture have influenced us a lot. There are many ways that the Hispanics have influenced us. One way is there…

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    historically through oppression, slavery and conquest. Throughout the United States history different ethnicities have made the United States their homes. Stanford University states that ethnicities are groups such as Irish, Fijian, or Sioux, etc. that share a common identity based ancestry, language, or culture. Politics is Americas driving force behind America’s strong foundation. Without having a political foundation America would be set up for a catastrophe. Merriam Webster provides that…

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    Destroying America's Past

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    America is praised for being the land of the free, and the home of the brave. Everything America does is right and is what 's best for the world; when in reality it is what 's best for America. The United States has obtained the false image of being the best country in the world and has done terrifying, demoralizing actions to millions of people to get to where they are. America still to this day has laws and on going events that break the personal morals of the individual. From stealing land…

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    American Exceptionalism in the Twentieth Century In the world today, numerous problems are present because of the arrogance people have towards their country like the United States. Tome’s claims on the aspects of American Exceptionalism perfectly describes why it is the driving force of the United States today. Many Americans are describing their country as the best on the planet. This has been going on for a while and is still effecting the world today. Some say it’s an exceptional thing and…

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