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    With millions of illegal immigrants already living in the United States and at least half a million who have access into the country, it is no doubt that immigrants have an extensive effect on our country. Illegal immigration can be defined as the process in which people violate the U.S. immigration laws by entering the United States without the government’s permission (i.e., a visa) or once lawfully entering the country, they remain within the country beyond the termination date of their…

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    Over the past couple years, illegal immigration has become a much bigger deal. The U.S. is at an all-time high for the amount of illegal immigrants in the U.S. In 2014, there were about 11.3 million illegal immigrants in the U.S. The population of immigrants has remained relatively stable for the past five years. They make up about 3.5% of America’s population. In 2007, the population of illegal immigrants hit its peak of 12.2 million unauthorized immigrants, which made up 4% of the U.S.…

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    Memorandum To: The President From: Dani Samillan and Samantha Bosco Date: May 20, 2018 The situation regarding immigration has become a dominant and controversial issue. There is a growing body of research that indicates how today’s illegal immigration has become responsible for motivating much of the debates over legal consequences of immigration. Due to illegal immigration, major political and economic security issues have risen which can slowly harm the U.S economy. Most people who come to…

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    Immigration There was a young man with the name of Jamiel Shaw at the age of 17. He was a good student and a high school athlete living in Los Angeles. Shaw was coming home one day from school when he was brutally murdered three houses down from his own. He was murdered by Pedro Espinosa who was an illegal alien and gang member. Espinosa was released from jail for assault with a deadly weapon one day prior to the murder of Jamiel Shaw. This brings up many different questions for me. Why was he…

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    Illegal Immigration Issues

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    Illegal immigration is a significant and major economic problem in the United States. Statistics show the negative impact of this issue. It is a government debate that is currently a major issue in the White House . Illegal immigration is debated and viewed by government, ethnic, and religious groups in different ways. It affects us on a national and local scale and solutions to the problem are desperately needed. In 2012 The Department of Homeland Security estimated that there were 11.4…

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    Whether or not illegal immigrants should send back home is the major concern among the political debate. According to Michael Kinsley a political journalist who wrote in "Matters in America, one of the topics of "What 's the Big Deal About Immigration" mentioned in one of the article, “Kidding ourselves about immigration”. (page 226-229) raised interesting questions. What are we actually mad about?" The article indicated that the illegal immigrations characterized as "queue-jumping, taking away…

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    People who are legal immigrants receive opportunities that an illegal immigrant would not. In the article “Beyond Economics: Broadening Perspectives on Immigration to Canada,” Catherine Costigan, Sabine Lehr, and Sheena Miao, writers who used studies and the data in their paper, state, “The largest number of individuals in this case reported that their children’s…

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    In order to understand how perceptions of immigrants are formed and constructed, symbolic interactionism theory has been utilized. Immigration into the United States has been on the rise since 1965. Sociologists utilizing structural functionalism would explain that immigration serves the function of a unifier for the immigrant population in a foreign society. Especially in the nineteenth century and early twentieth century, immigrants in the United States…

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    Whether their legal or illegal, there are many issues surrounding immigrants, immigrants often take jobs from American citizens, because employers know they can pay immigrants less money for the same amount of labor and don’t have to offer them any type of benefits, whether is health, vision or automotive. In my opinion illegal immigrants cutting down on the amount of illegal immigrants entering the United States will reduce serious crimes committed by illegal immigrants. There is a great deal…

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    700,000 illegal immigrants come to the US each year? Immigration is the act of coming to a foreign country to permanently live. This is not a new practice and has been going on for many years and will continue to occur in the future. The history of America is in the immigration, this caused great amounts of diversity in population and brought many new cultures and skills to our country. Immigration can be a good thing, the way it is being handled now doesn’t benefit anyone. Illegal immigration…

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