These convicted sex offenders cannot live in most Iowa cities and are forced to live in rural areas. If you are a registered sex offender in Iowa it is no different than being in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Many politicians feel this law is unfair but they don't vote against these laws for fear they will be labeled as unsympathetic for victims of sexual abuse. The majority of citizens are in favor of this law but they don’t know that there are still many sex offenders around them who haven’t been convicted of it yet. This law should be banned because it is very hard for sex offenders to find a place to live, no matter how serious your offence was all sex offenders have to face the same punishment, and it is very difficult to keep track of all these sex
Mexico has a lot of problems because they have a war against drugs, and the war never ends. As a consequence, in Texas their exists a great deal of human trafficking. The most common people that suffer this are the immigrants, people coming from Mexico and other countries do not want to live in dangers or they are not making enough money to make a living and that is why they choose to come to this country. They come from their countries, to the United States in search for a better life. On their way here, they know people like the "coyotes" that tell them about the good life that they are going to live when they get
In the documentary they showed an example of a family that cant afford healthy food because the price of this foods are too expensive for them to buy with their budget. The father of this family was already having health problems because he was taking medicine for his diabetes he had acquired from eating junk food. Many Americans are suffering from overweight problems because instead of consuming healthy calories they are doing the opposite. In another part of the documentary it showed, how immigrants that are working for these companies were being hunted down by immigration in their own houses. The bad part is that both the meat packaging companies and immigration knew that this people were illegals, but they still kept hiring them and letting them work for a while in there companies.
Immigrant Social Structure Theories The social structure theories that best describe the circumstances immigrants encounter when leaving their native countries, is social disorganization and cultural deviance theories. Immigrants who live in disorganized countries and poor villages have a risk of their communities being high in crime. Due to the lack of businesses, declining populations, and deteriorating structures the social disorganization perspectives are easily seen. These factors along with the lack of resources are enough to make immigrants leave all they’ve ever known at a chance for a better life. Cultural deviance theories for immigrants exist because they feel breaking laws instead of conforming to laws are their only hope to survive.
Valerie Nguyen 5th Period Many people who live in communism, of any place with many push factors are always eager to move to another country or place to start a new life. Unfortunately, many don’t qualify to legally immigrate from one place to another. Because of this, may desperate people illegally immigrate and many succumb to human trafficking. An illegal immigrant is someone who is not in the country legally. It refers to the movement across national borders in a way that violates the immigration laws of the country they are going to.
The first session is often spent conducting an intake interview, which includes collecting basic demographic information about the client (age, marital status, number of children, ethnicity, etc. )” Martin, M. E (2003). Once again dealing with a large population that even miles away from their native land, can’t seem to pass the idea of going to someone other than family or friends to resolve their problem. It’s a battle to get people come forward to talk about abuse, rape, sexual orientation when in their mother land it’s a big taboo a delicate situation. As an immigrant I know and feel very sad to not been able to educate others to come forward it’s not the same in America help is there for all and the system for most case will come
The 18th amendment contributed to the rise of organized crime because it created a lot of underground business. From killings to people living in poverty, that’s what the prohibition caused. If people really thought that prohibiting alcohol to be sold leally were going to help the way that people lived during this time, they were wrong. A lot of people were against the law, they argued that if they banned alcohol legal businesses were going to go broke and that was not going to help the economy get better. But alcohol was not the only thing breaking families apart they said, after the war, soldiers would come home and find themselves in a whole, struggling to find jobs.
Debating Illegal Immigration Trying to figure out an issue that has been affecting the United States for many years we ask ourselves does illegal immigration really affect our everyday lives? Although many of us have very different views about this issue it’s very hard to come to try and figure out what works best. Some of us come from families whose parents were illegal immigrants at one point and then became citizens of the United States. This is something that affects not only Latino families but many different races in the world trying to get into the United States illegally for a better life and a better future for our families. So much news surrounds us about how this has been a problem with many different laws in the country so
My heart goes out to any that have suffered the discrimination and fear that the German Americans and others may have faced, but I have not known any other way than the mainstream American culture that we have now. I do get frustrated with the illegal Mexican immigrants that are in my area, because they take quite a few jobs that could have been available to me. My answer may not make people happy, but I cannot help how I
Escape is difficult for the victims of trafficking because victims are “invisible”. In most cases, victims cannot speak the native language and are afraid to approach authorities out of fear of being deported. Most of the time, victims have no idea where they are or how to get help. Illiteracy, unemployment, poverty, child matrimony, domestic violence and hazardous migration are presumed to be foremost causes for the quick-growing rate of illegal human trafficking (1). The United Nations has previously helped to develop effective law enforcement and criminal justice institutions.