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    world have taken the risk of leaving their homeland for a chance to seek a better life for themselves in the United States. Some come legally‚ others come illegally. Some come to escape religious persecution‚ while others come to seek out an opportunity. However‚ there has been a multitude of clamors by many American politicians and citizens arguing that illegal immigrants have threatened the American way of life by creating unemployment for many Americans workers and hurting the United States economy

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    Although there are a multitude of personal experiences that have influenced me and led me to become the woman I am today‚ the experiences that have truly shaped me at the core of my being have been those that are a part of my story as an immigrant in the United States and a first generation Latina college student. For a long time‚ especially during my childhood‚ I did not understand what these labels meant. Although‚ I find that in many circumstances labels carry people‚ and not the other way around

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    will maintain law of order and state of nature to the new American after the declaration of independence. Since the constitution was written‚ the politics of the state and the federal government have fought to establish their power over the other. Some people believe that the state should have more power over the federal government and others believe the Federal government should have more power over the state. People who believe in and support bigger federal Government argue that it has been proven

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    Immigrants‚ both legal and illegal‚ often have prejudice brought against them by citizens who know no better. An ongoing message in Aviva Chomsky’s‚ “They Take Our Jobs!”: And 20 Other Myths about Immigration‚ is that many people hold to be “ not against immigration‚ but against illegal immigration” (Chomsky 53). Many Americans believe illegal immigrants to be criminals and they should pay for their crimes. In a case study of the Philippines it was shown that a nurse’s salary in the Philippines is

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    Danson Ndungu Illegal Immigration and Health Care Phil 165 December 7th 2010 Christopher Columbus landed on the shores of America back 500 years ago in the year 1492. Were he and his crew the first illegal immigrants in America? The land was occupied by another group of people that didn’t grant these explorers the right to have whatever they please without acquiring some kind of legal status. The topic of legal status might have been irrelevant back in those days but it surely is an issue that is

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    The Invasion of Illegal Immigrants The United States has been invaded—not by a conquering army or some world superpower. These invaders take on a different form. They have no leader‚ no weapons of mass destruction‚ and no militaristic plan of attack. Yet these invaders pose one of the greatest threats to America’s future. Who are these dreaded invaders who pose such a threat? They are illegal immigrants. In the past few yearsillegal immigrants have become a major topic in the

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    Everyday many illegal immigrants come to this country. According to the article Cargo‚ “700‚000 new illegals enter and stay each year” (www.cairco.org). Many wonder how is that they come. Well the answer is that many immigrants pay coyotes to come to the U.S. They come in train‚ by boat‚ cars‚ semi-trucks‚ cross the desert‚ swim the rivers‚ and rent a green card/U.S. passport. “For undocumented immigrants entering the U.S. in South Texas‚ the multiday trek is the most perilous leg of a journey that

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    Migrations are global issue because every place have a capacity and we should not pack very much. One of the other problem of the migrations is immigrants rights. Some of people say that‚ immigrants have lots of rights‚ but the other ones say that government should give more rights to immigrants. This essay will explain for and against the opinion about immigrants rights. First of all‚ proponents who think government should give more rights to immigrants think‚ that people do not want to leave their

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    There is an estimated 11 million illegal aliens living on United States soil. The government shouldn’t allow undocumented immigrants to become citizens because it would cost American taxpayers‚ the immigrants increase the crime rate as it is‚ and they indirectly increase the unemployment rate. To begin‚ creating a pathway for immigrants to become citizens would be a heavy financial burden on existing taxpayers. According to Carrie Dann‚ a political reporter for First Read‚ “The conservative Heritage

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    Are illegal immigrants a drain on the economy of the United States? Why or why not? There are many debates and arguments over the question of “Are illegal immigrants a burden on our nations economy?” With these arguments‚ come many points of views‚ and many facts and opinions trying to back them up. Personally‚ I believe that they are a burden on the United States economy. To start off‚ the United States already has issues in foreign affairs and foreign products that are being imported and bought

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