The American Dream Research Paper
Dare to DREAM “O my God,
Give me a wonderful dream,
Hope for a successful dream
Give me the best dream.
I have a dream
Now,
Tonight and,
Tomorrow.
A dream within a dream,
Dream of guardian angel,
Dream of seeing myself,
Being success and happy.
I have a dream
Dream of heaven
Dream of success
Dream of happiness
I have a dream,
A Dream to become
What I want to become,
Dream of my coming
I have a dream,
Dream to freedom
Dream of enlightenment
Dreaming endlessly.”(Lawrence CH Hiun). Children of many different ages, of many different backgrounds, all brought here to the U.S. by their parents. They had no say so on whether to come here, all of them just following their parent’s guidance. For what? So they could drop out
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That being the unity of Americans legal, and illegal. Together these people have created several interest groups and non-profit organizations. Some of the more notable ones are American Immigration Law Aliance (AILA), help provide lawyers for immigrants throughout the U.S. Then we have American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) who fights to protect the rights of those who have been denied their rights. Another major contributor is the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), which is a group that supports the Hispanics of America. As far as political parties and where they stand with this issues seem to be slightly similar but still very different. At first both parties seemed to be on edge on whether to pass the law or not. At first they were both saying they should not pass the law because it would be an amnesty. That all the illegal immigrants are a bunch of criminals and that we should not be allowing them to live in this country. The democrats however were a little more open to this issue. Causing them to quickly change their views on this issue by actually supporting the immigration youth and supporting them to go through school so they could ultimately become citizens. The Republicans however have been a little more conservative about this whole situation. They have had a firm stance saying they would not even look at the bill because there are bigger issues in this country. Republicans have stuck with the thought that immigrants should not be allowed in the country, because all they do it take jobs away from Americans as well as bring the economy because of the underground economy they live in. They feel as if giving the immigrants the right to become citizens would attract more immigrants into the country, in turn bringing more crime with them as
That being the unity of Americans legal, and illegal. Together these people have created several interest groups and non-profit organizations. Some of the more notable ones are American Immigration Law Aliance (AILA), help provide lawyers for immigrants throughout the U.S. Then we have American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) who fights to protect the rights of those who have been denied their rights. Another major contributor is the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), which is a group that supports the Hispanics of America. As far as political parties and where they stand with this issues seem to be slightly similar but still very different. At first both parties seemed to be on edge on whether to pass the law or not. At first they were both saying they should not pass the law because it would be an amnesty. That all the illegal immigrants are a bunch of criminals and that we should not be allowing them to live in this country. The democrats however were a little more open to this issue. Causing them to quickly change their views on this issue by actually supporting the immigration youth and supporting them to go through school so they could ultimately become citizens. The Republicans however have been a little more conservative about this whole situation. They have had a firm stance saying they would not even look at the bill because there are bigger issues in this country. Republicans have stuck with the thought that immigrants should not be allowed in the country, because all they do it take jobs away from Americans as well as bring the economy because of the underground economy they live in. They feel as if giving the immigrants the right to become citizens would attract more immigrants into the country, in turn bringing more crime with them as