Illegal Immigration in the United States By Charles B. Illegal immigration has not only become a major concern, the overall impact in the United States is rising. Within the last five to ten years, we’ve detected thousands or even millions of immigrants, specifically Hispanics; migrating into the United States without passports, visas, or proper documentation. Illegal immigration has become a great fear in the United States because it creates a higher financial deficit due to supporting the immigrants who do not invest back into our country. Studies acknowledged that, on average, the costs that illegal-immigrant households bear on the federal government are less than half that of other households and that many of those costs relate to their
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Throwing America’s Future Away “The greatest threat to America is not someone hiding in a cave in Afghanistan or Pakistan, but our own fiscal irresponsibility”-Former Comptroller General, David M. Walker (Clemmitt). The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (EGTRRA) of 2001, and the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 also known as the Bush Tax Cuts, are two major Bush era tax cutting bills set to expire January 1st 2011 (Fox). These two bills lowered the tax rates for every tax payer in the country and created a new 10% tax bracket for those making less than $8,025 a year. Along with those major changes and re-structuring the tax brackets, it also changed the Child Tax Credit from $600 to $1,000 per child,
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Undocumented Immigrants Should Have a Path to Citizenship By Michael Flores Engl 1302 Professor Laura Arzola 09 April 2013 Outline Thesis: Congress should allow undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. I. Definition of immigration and history A. Definition of immigration B. History of immigration C. Current situation with immigrants II.