This is not right, or rational that people would risk so much in order to come to the United States, to work a job that most American citizens will not work. Yet we are hateful and mean, protesting, these people rights to make a living and support their families, if the work wasn’t here they would not come. Do you think the Native Americans like what happened to them, when the first generation immigrated to American, many Native Americans are still suffering the effect of the colonization of America. Published in the Huffington post a video “Native American Man Tells Anti-Illegal Immigration Protesters Who 'The Real Illegal Immigrants Are’ it goes on to say that a Native American man tells protesters “We didn’t invite none of you here. We’re the only Native Americans here.”(Ramos Z 2013) Are the Americans that don’t support open borders scared, because they don’t want what happened to the Native Americans,
Some people find immigration to be one of the most important and controversial issue in America. With over 11 million people estimated to be living in the United States illegally, who come here from Mexico and other South America countries for a better life and for a chance to live the American dream. They want to provide a better life style for them and most important their family. Immigrants want to give a better education for their kids, they come here looking for a good job and a good salary to be able to support their family, and also send a monthly amount to their family in mexico. The only place were they have a chance to succeed is here in the United States of America this is the country that gives them that
Prisoners Struggle in Re-entering Society Every year, millions of men and women leave America’s state and federal prisons and local jails with the hope of a successful return to society, they face the obstacles of trying to adjust to the freedom, temptations, responsibilities, and struggles of their society. Returning Prisoners rely on their families for housing and support immediately after their release. They lose many employment opportunities. Released prisoners have a hard time finding and maintaining employment in the year following reentry, and the released prisoners who find employment generally work in low-skill jobs or are employed at much lower wages than they earned prior to incarceration. Prisoners also often live with their parents or siblings after release.
Antonia’s family or the Shimerdas came to America to get a chance on the American dream. However, they got faced with challenges along the way, like any other immigrant which comes to America. They all had little education which made it hard for them to get a job for money, the fact that they weren’t accepted causing them to feel alienated, and a bright future ahead of them wasn’t as wide as they were hoping. It has been 93 years since the book was published, and some thoughts toward immigrants have changed for the better, but one would still find similar struggles that immigrants face today. Future is the word that immigrants plaster in their mind.
Having no documentation or social security, Renya loses many opportunities at education since she doesn’t have the sufficient funds to pursue it. Worried that without social security her opportunities in the job market dwindle, Renya puts her hope in the Dream Act and rallies support to raise awareness about it. The act will provide a path towards citizenship for anyone undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. before age of sixteen. Renya Wences tries to use her life experiences in order to convince readers to support the Dream Act. The Dream Act and its association with immigration is the central focus of the entire article and the one of the basis of the author’s argument.
They are a cold heart and didn’t care about those youngest being lost and without their parents. They can’t success in the real world or on their own because of no education and family to depend on. For understanding, those families has been suffering this issues going on everyday in life. Of, what’s happening in this countries really have put great impact on us for wanting to go out there and help locate their families and be reunited but not every child are yet. The International are finally doing something and acting to put to a stop and have
Immigrants strengthen the economy Undocumented immigrants not only help the economic growth of the United States but it also fulfills the needs of these individual financially as well as their families back in their countries. The tremendous amount of immigrant that arrive to the United States see the country as the land of opportunities for there families. Many of these families that migrate to the United States come from third world countries like Central America in which there is no type of progression or innovation because of the poverty, crime, lack of education and opportunities. Once arriving to the United States many immigrants are in search of jobs to support themselves and their families back home. They also come in pursue of giving a better educational opportunities to their young children.
Refugees would not be satisfied upon arrival. Refugees often face particular challenges in adapting because their arrival was not planned or a matter of choice, but a matter of survival. They may be deeply disturbed by their past experiences and on top of that the struggle they go through when they separate from their immediate family members whom they had to leave behind will leave them clueless. Many people felt that the arrival of the refugees would only make the economic situation worse, and that the government should concentrate on helping its own people. Others wanted to do all they could for the new arrivals.
Having financial problems played a factor also in my returning to school. Being a single parent, with no support, I knew that I had to make some drastic changes. I have to joggle so many tasks each day and it can be hard. My family motivates me not to give up on my academic goals because I know it is something I have to do. Additionally, having a better income to support me and my family would be nice.
Economic: Most immigrants are not economically stable in their home country. Therefore, they are forced to move into another country in order to live a better life and provide. 2. Chain Immigrants: Is the flow of immigrants to the U. S. has produced a " network effect " – encouraging more immigrants to move and join relatives already in the U.S.