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    population of 302 million. For many foreigners‚ immigration to the United States during late 19th century and early 20th century would be a new beginning to a prosperous life inciting the last great wave of immigration to America. Ellis Island‚ located in the New York Harbor‚ operated as a federal immigration station from 1892 to 1954 and processed more than 12 million immigrant steamship passengers. Numerous immigration acts and laws were passed to limit the influx. There was great fear that the European

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    PROTECTION OF REFUGEES IN INDIA Deepak Shahi and Navrati Dongrey 2nd year B.A LL.B (Hons) . Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law‚ Patiala‚ Punjab ABSTRACT The development of the society and the nation brings with itself a lot of problems

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    The businesses will close down‚ leading to unemployment. Just like any other country the causes are almost in general terms: lack of education‚ poverty‚ squalid living conditions and corruption from the top(in government) and lastly influx from foreigners who are

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    The Immigration Crisis Since 2010‚ there has been a surge in immigration to Europe‚ and since 2014‚ the problem has gotten worse. There has been a massive influx in immigrants to Europe‚ mainly from war torn countries like Syria‚ Afghanistan‚ Iraq‚ and Central Africa. Ever since‚ there has also been a major influx in crime‚ most likely caused by these immigrants. The problem must be dealt with‚ and very quickly‚ or else Europe will see its downfall due to its own generosity. In late 2014‚ immigrants

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    visa expired due to overstay in the destination country. Those illegal immigrants are not just a few. As of April 2012‚ the Malaysian government is said to have recorded 3.1 million foreign workers in the country‚ of which two-thirds are illegal foreigners (The New Straits Times‚ 12 April 2012) Hence‚ the presences of that huge amount of illegal immigrants had made some impact on our country economic condition. There have 2 sides to investigate about what illegal immigrants actually bring to our country

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    Education policy Education plays a vital role in developing Singapore own national unity that build social cohesion. A meritocratic education system is introduced for each race to have equal opportunities to develop to their fullest potential. Firstly‚ there is the bilingual policy whereby education was provided in four official languages - Chinese‚ Malay‚ Tamil and English‚ and students have to take up at least two languages which consist of the official language and their mother tongue. This

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    Johnson‚ is that it would be detrimental to the American gene pool to allow foreigners to immigrate to Unites States soil. This article identifies that‚ in 1918‚ there were approximately “14‚000‚000 foreign-born persons‚ together with other millions of the sons and daughters of foreigners who although born on American soil have as yet been little assimilated to Americanism” (Popenoe & Johnson‚ 1918). They argue that foreigners should not be absorbed‚ as the stock that is incoming is not as hardy as

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    for the event. Although there are economic benefits to hosting the tournament‚ Tomlinson called them "vastly overstated." Inflation One of the main concerns among nations hosting the tournament‚ especially poor nations‚ is that the influx of well-heeled foreigners will drive up the costs of basic goods. According to FIFA‚ soccer’s main ruling body and the main group responsible for organizing the World Cup‚ of the perceived potential disadvantages of hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup‚ inflation was

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    their sense of belonging. ‘Kiasu-ism’ aka the fear of losing‚ and the love for foods of different cultures‚ have long been embraced as national traits. It is a trait deeply ingrained in all Singaporeans that differentiates a Singaporean from a foreigner. Since ‘kiasu’ mindsets exist in most Singaporeans‚ Singaporeans can identify themselves as part of a community of likeminded individuals. It is‚ but human instinct to feel a sense of belonging in a tribe of individuals with the same thinking and

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    Essay On Xenophobia

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    Xenophobia Xenophobia is an intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries. Xenophobia can also be described as a cruel and unfair treatment of a person or group because of their religious or political beliefs or their race. The difference between xenophobia and racism is simple. Xenophobia is the threat to one’s national Identity and racism is an overall hatred of a group for cultural or other reasons. Discussing Xenophobia‚ I will focus on the relationship between the Dominican

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