Illegal immigration to the United States

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    of 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…

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    greed. A storybook simply cannot provide an escape from such a world but immigration can. Fleeing a country repleted with harm in order to reach a safe home may not pop into one’s head when hearing the word fairytale, but for many, immigration emerges as the only hope. The United States stands in the world as a land of immigrants, a land of the once hopeless. Without access to this country, many would die in a depressed state, never having had the opportunity to life. Although the process that…

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    continue to practically nonexistent, illegal immigrants will remain in a limbo. On the other hand, many American citizens have a difficult time dealing with and accepting people who speak a language other than English in the United States. Many Americans feel that if you live in their country, you should speak the language and at times are very intolerant. They often complain that the government is spending the taxpayer’s money by catering to the needs of illegal immigrants. For instance in…

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    Immigration has always been a debated subject in U.S history. When we think of immigration, many thoughts come to our minds, thoughts such as certain ethnic groups, border control, or better opportunity. The United States has been a nation of immigration since the early 80’s. Today, immigration is brought up more and more as it continues to be a controversial subject in the political world. When the public speaks on immigration, they tend to talk about what they are being told or what is seen on…

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    If an immigrant has chosen to come to America they have a certain amount of time to become a citizen of the United States. The border is supposed to reduce illegal immigrants and not keep allowing immigrants to stay in America without a United States citizenship. Minorities should feel privileged to come to the United States, they are getting away from their problems in their home country and coming to a country that is free and more privileged. However, some might take advantage of America and…

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    the United States of America. It has reached a new record with 42.1 million people in the United States alone and the numbers continue to increase (Blake, Eben. "Immigration In US 2015 Reaches A New Record With Immigrant Population Of 42.1 Million People, Study Finds." International Business Times. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Nov. 2015). Immigration has been a foreign policy issue for many years and most recently has become a major topic of discussion, especially in the media when it comes to illegal…

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    Notably, since the 1990’s illegal immigration has become an immense crisis for America. In fact, roughly twelve million illegal immigrants live in the United States. Unfortunately there are people in this country that believe illegal immigration is ok, and that Americans are just complaining about illegal immigration. However, the people who complain that illegal immigration is wrong are the people who are right. The twelve million illegal immigrants cause large amounts of trouble in America,…

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    issues is illegal immigration. Americans, however, do not realize the impact of this felony, and do not feel the need to address it. Immigration is when people from one country migrate into another country, legally or illegally; crossing the borders of that country in search of a better life, socially and economically. Illegal immigration is having a lasting effect on America more and more each day. According to CNN’s, “Immigration Statistics Fast Facts”, over fifty nine percent of illegal…

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    Immigration Policy Essay

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    2016 presidential election has derived with several policy issues. One in particular stood out to me, immigration. Immigration was not always a necessarily big issue until this years campaign. Immigrants who make their way to America have to go through a drawn-out process and can take years on a waiting list to immigrate legally. There are also illegal immigrants who cross borders illegally to find a job and a better life. Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hilary Clinton…

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    necessity for people in the United States and not being able to find one can be detrimental to that person and their family if they’re married. Every job that is out there is important to society in some way. This is CEO’s, sewer workers, garbage workers, teachers etc. Companies have taken to hiring illegal workers to be able to pay them less under the table, which takes away jobs from hardworking Americans and is detrimental to them. The problem of illegal immigration needs to be fixed, but…

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