Essays on Immigration Reform

One of the more prominent economic issue today revolves around the topic of immigration. President Trump and several Republican government officials have been addressing two main issues on how immigration is proposing a threat to the United States’ economy. Trump addresses the misusage of welfare…

The United States has always been the land of immigrants. Since it was founded immigration laws have constantly been changing to accommodate the needs of the people. One of these laws pertain to immigrants seeking refuge if there is clear evidence of ill-treatment in your…

The U.S has had many problems very recently, but one which is reoccurring is always Immigration. In the recent election, it was one of the hottest topics of the campaign and had people talking about it ultimately. Although a major problem is what are some…

It has been unusual and agitating to observe how much exertion the Trump group has put into harming the U.S. government’s own refugee resettlement program, yet give them focuses for adequacy. On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared that the outcast roof for the…

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere — Martin Luther King Jr. INTRODUCTION A significant issue for the international committee in the recent time has been the pressing issue of the refugee crisis. The repercussion of this crisis is far and wide into every…

There have been a number of ways that eminent immigration problems are addressed within the United States. By creating a system that is divergent and allows for economics and political systems to be incorporated Congress has limited the cumulative reform of this area within existing…

Lessons Learned: a Brief Overview of the Immigration Reform passed in the 99th Congress As it was for all four attempts, the Republican-majority Senate passed the immigration reform bill with wide margins. During Reagan’s tenure the government was divided since the Democrats held a great…

Some children ask for water, others plead for medication, more still beg for their parents. This is the reality under the Trump administration’s inhumane “zero-tolerance” migration policy. Forcibly taking children from their parents is inexcusable under any circumstances, but when this shocking spectacle is occurring…

Immigration policy fluctuated greatly between 1930s and 1980s. In 1930s to about post -World War II, immigrants were greatly discriminated and only few could enter the country. Great Depression hits Canada in 1930s, the unemployment crisis made Canadians particularly intolerant of immigrants. Immigration would only…

Texas has viewed immigration as a burden for as long as we can remember. We have been cracking down on immigration laws especially in Texas because we are in close proximity to the border which makes us more prone to immigrants from Mexico and Central…