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    In the short story “Toward Something American the Immigrant Soul‚” author Peter Marin discusses how immigrants feel coming to live in America. Immigrants coming to a new country‚ basically a new world to them‚ feel misplaced. We as Americans see immigrants struggle on an everyday basis‚ not realizing that we do the same. We are the same‚ just from different parts of the world. Americans have this sense that people from other countries are not as we are. Immigrants see America has being a free country

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    citizens‚ immigrants practice two forms of citizenship: ascriptive and consensual. As defined by Rogers Smith‚ ascriptive citizenship is inherited at birth while consensual citizenship is a choice (Smith 20). One interpretation of Smith’s definitions of citizenship is that a person can only be defined as one type of citizen. This is a very realistic interpretation‚ as many who immigrate to America continue to practice traditions of their culture. However‚ that is not always the case. In "The Soul of an

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    Racism Towards Immigrants

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    Australians are proud to say that our nation is multicultural and free of prejudice‚ the reality is that racism towards immigrants is still prevalent. In recent years Australia has been at the centre of several racial controversies including the Cronulla riots‚ the Indian student bashings and the relocation of asylum seekers to Malaysia. Such events as these are making potential immigrants unsure as to whether Australia is in fact the multicultural haven we preach it to be. In Victoria alone‚ the migration

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    American Immigrants

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    In this essay i will talk about how some immigrants can adapt to american culture. My topic is the best ways for immigrants to adjust in the us. It is interesting because i learned about immigrants & how they adapt in america. My thesis statement is that some immigrants find it very hard to adapt to a new life. My supporting question is what are some of the biggest obstacles to adjust to life in a new country. My supporting details are 1 finding a place to live and trying to find a job to

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    Americans Are Immigrants!

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    Michael Belcaster English 1020 Final Draft Essay #2 Americans are Immigrants! "Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life‚" was the words of former American president‚ John F. Kennedy (American Immigration: Quotes about Immigration). Immigrants have been in America for many years now. Today many people have different opinions about whether immigrants should be allowed into America freely‚ or if there should be more harsh regulations to those coming

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    Social Studies 11 Nov 17‚ 2013 How has intolerance towards immigrants been an issue in Canada since 1914? “I have a dream that one day little black boys and girls will be holding hands with little white boys and girls.” ~ Martin Luther King Jr. Throughout the history of Canada there has always been an intolerance towards immigrants‚ There is a dream some people had for a utopian country‚ a country the is no longer defined by the color of your skin‚ the ways you act ‚ the things you do or

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    An American Immigrant

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    Homasom Hippolite-Amadi Professor C. Neenan English111: Process Analysis Essay 11 March 2013. How a Nigerian Applicant Should Prepare for an American Student Visa The visa can be seen as ones ticket to a journey‚ a step forward to an adventure. The visa is issued at embassies of the desired country one wants to go to‚ however‚ the experience that comes with applying for and getting a visa can be quite unforgettable. In Nigeria‚ there are two United States embassies; one is located at the formal

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    Korean American Immigrants

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    world seek a life in America where they look to capitalize on the opportunities available here and freedom to be the person they want to be. Immigrants bring a rich sense of culture with them in the form of myth and religious practices which have been imposed upon them in their homeland. Not all immigrants however mesh as well as others. South-Korean Americans travel here and often find a need to change the way they act in order to fit in. I will be exploring the intersection between Korean culture

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    The Beautiful Life of an American Immigrant Rachel Mallahan Galen College of Nursing February 26‚ 2015 The Beautiful Life of an American Immigrant America is known as a melting pot of different people and diverse cultures. Millions of people flock to the United States every year to live their American dream or escape an institution that is unstable. With the rush of people from all over the world coming to America‚ there are many psychological differences and similarities between people. The

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    The American Dream is a philosophy that start in the 19th century referring to migrating to a place where rich men and poor men could stand on the same footing. In the 19th century many German immigrants were coming to America in hopes of settling where ever they please without a passport and pursue a living. Most were fleeing Germany to avoid the “right of birth” or royal hierarchy and the corruption that lied within it. In the 20th century the American Dream became known as the California Dream

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